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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1988
SERVING TALLAHASSEE FOR 74 YEARS
VOL. 73, NO. 71
Community gets together
to fight crack problem
BY GARY FINKOLT
Kl AMHKAT Sr\KK *HIUH
l.c'iti (iiunly ('(ininiissiiiiHT Hctuv
l.iwis 111 said Wednesday county
commissioners ofigiMiily allotted one
miUion dollars to fight against tht
growing drug problem in the community
Tlicri' w:is only one hiUh - there wa'-ii t
.mvune to ^,'ivi' all the money to Instead,
(iiuntv cotiiniissioners gave money to
IJISC Village, a treatment center, and
fttflded half of the cost of the City
Tallahassee's Mayor's Taak F(N^
drugs and crime.
Lewis told this to a ^^roup (if hlack
citizens who met together to form a group
Lewis duMied the "crack forte " The firet
such group made up of black citis^na, it
includes ministers, university officials,
state professionals and local citizens who
face the crack prohlem every day
l/<>wis said It was time lor blacks to eome
together as one to battle a problem that
will mil (Wily (b«tn local coffers but is part
of a larger te^{«r thit threaten* to
destroy the black community.
"More than two thirds o( our lail
population is there for drug related
offenses," Lewis said "We get a
revolving-door syndrome. Unless
somethii^ iatarveMs we're never going
to t^eak that vicious cycle.
"Thia is the tip of a larger iceberg t hat
is going to really devastate the blaek
community if we dim't get a handle on it,
Lewis said.
Lewis Mid be was uamre what final
action would come out of the Mayor's
Task Force Rut he ^aid a coalition of
black citizens working together would
make recrjiiimeniiat ions- including
funding suggestions-directly to the Leon
Cousty CunmtMion and the U^mr'u
'This is the tip of a
larger iceberg that is go-
ing to really devastate
the black eommunlty If
we don't get a handle on
it.'
—Henry Lewis III
Task Force next .Mav
The hlack cili/ens who met with Lewis
were direct and blunt about the problem,
and the discussion included specific
programs local government and the
community needs to begin irapleRwnting.
All agreed lack of economic
opportunit ie> and job training was
contributing to a malai.se in the black
comtiiunity. The group also said the first
priority is to take treatment and
rehabilitation programs to the Mreet*.
"We need on site experiments in
churches, in housing projects." said (' B
( )wens. a FAMU profes-sor w ho helps run
Suakoko Villa Apartments located on
Helton Street.
The black nunisters |N«wnt agraed they
«)uld interact more with the community
bv opening up their d(i<irs for crack >elt
help groups .James Brow n, who runs the
( iiv s on IV crack e(x;aine self help group,
said the community not only needs
expanded treatment and awareneM
groups, but also significant aftercare
programs to prevent addicts from having
a relapse
By the end of the nearly hour and-
a-half aeMimi the ctti»M liMed five
Twm to CRACK, page 2
Israeli activist calls for
recognition of Palestine
New York magician Steve Trash brought his sidewalk act to Tallahassee to
entertain crowds in the FSU union with astounding feats of ptestidigltatlon
Next he plans to take his show on th« road to L.A. Could a movie contract
BY JOHN l.OW.NDKS
H AMIII-AI A>S<M1,\I|. miroH
A camel is a horse designed bv a conmiittee, goes
an Israeli adage And though Morde( hai Hai On
says that describes the recent Palestinian
declwatkm (rf' itatelraod, to aaya it Amw net dMraet
from tha declariAkm'i tnyortnee M a prmiM far
negotiations.
Bar On, who spoke to a crowd of .ibout 100 in
Florida State L'niversity s Longnure Building
Wednesday night, is a member of the In'aeli
coalition Peace Now-the broad-based movement
whkh pnmaolM a Palaatinian mmm in tkt Wast
Bank and (tea im nUmtm ht an iUiA pa«M wHh
Israel
I wish they WMM aot have come out with 17
pages of equitOMl mi convoluted doclr-ation.
ICS funding causes dissent
conflict, and the
way to stop this
conflict IS to talk
with th< Israelis,
he said of the
nX}'t aimmmM-
mcnt from Algiers
two waaks ago. Mordechai Bar-On
But he said the content of the declaration is not
as important as the opportunity it presents for
negotiation By rejecting the PLO's initiative, the
Israeli government is making a grave mistake,
said Bar-On, a reserve colonel in the Israeli army,
Kaaawt mM^K Md ibuadMf of Naea Nmar.
1%M^ Ow icUa ef tiOkiaf wttb tlw FLO to aet
Turn to MRON. paQt 3
BY LAUREN LUSTIG
rtAMaEAV sTArr writer
The recent bill passed by tha
Florida State University student
senate giving .igeiu \ ->latus and
almost $9,(J(><) to the Institute for
Conservative Studies faaa angerad
many Mudenta.
UemSam of the Blnk indent
Uni«J mat W<'dnesday with FSl.'
Student Body President Tricia
Haisten to question the proposed
senate funding and agency status
givan to tiia Inatitute C<Maar-
vative Studies The organization
is designed to publicize conKr-
vative views and educate stltd^Ma
on conservative matters,
BSU membor William Aristide
said giving agency status to the
iMtitute for Cpiuiynr^Y*, Studies
is a ridiculous idM.
"EsUblishing ICS here at FSU
i.s like going to Florida A&M
University and establishing a
Black .Student Union," Aristide
said "There is simply no need for
It,"
Beside aequirii^ agency status
fhjm the senate, ICS will receive
$8, .'(44 from the student senate if
the hill isn t vetijed by Haisten
She has until next Friday to stop
the move. However, the bill could
be ovwrriMm b|r wm^, whid)
paaMd the by a vola of
433
The .iinount allaeatod to what
some students have called a "con-
sarvative clique" has other cam-
Turn to |CS, pagt 2
2 / ThurscUiy, 'becember' 1', 19B8 noiMa nambeau
ICS
1
pus groups in mn v^Kmr. Members of the BSU said the
organisation atmidy hsM'tttroved itwif to warrant that .
much money.
yfhey don't deserve it," said Aristide "Other Rroupa
MvM't received that much money when ihev started
out, why does this particular group receive so much?"
The BSU and the Jewish Student Union only received
$500 to start with, and others got even less. Haisten and
Student Comptroller Heriwrt Hoffhtan plan to research
^Urt precedents before making,' a decision on the bill.
"How can you deemphasize what one organizaticm has
tele and ovi'ieniphasi/.e aneUmt orgasisatfaMB," Said
MU director Carl Solomon.
director Scott Barnard said 101 fmetmOy
justified in racaiviag the money.
"We asked for what we needed to get these things done.
They cut our pmixisal twice and what Wt^^^^with
IS still not enough," Barnard said.
BSU member.s claim since the senate is
overwhelmingly conservative it not be acting in the
rt^HM' beat interest, and some question ^ mmI tor
a (^nservative organization at FSU.
"Money means power and with power you don't know
what some people will do They are trying to give
themselves a minority statuis here on campus, when in
fact they aren't," said Solomon.
Aunard diMigraes.
*^t^ iinate was elected ^ Muitents. tttfilhrs ttajr
reflect and represent students' desires," he said. "We are
tiMBtxtMunter-revolution. We are reacting to ndatinf
agency {nttgramming that is biased to the left.'
ICS said in a pamphlet they are counteracting the
mot ivcs of Th(> Center for Participant Education and the
Ftiinila Flarnheau— groups ICS says "spread socialist and
seeminj^ly Marxist ideology."
But some worry that the ICS position may pow to
include a signifieant number Mother orr ^niza^ms.
"The Flambeau and CPE have always Had a good
relationship with the BSU, JSU, Women's enter and
other such groups on campus," said Arisi.ae. "ICS's
attack on them could be a starting point for later attacks
on others.
"Ibese groupa and others ware startad to wonteract
a* eraNrvative bialnstream at P8U. lite ICS will
nullify what these organizations are trying to do"
Haisten agreed, saying that the group "does .sound like
it has the potential to alienate certain people"
BSU members also questioned how ICS could receive
agency status so quickly.
"Everybody can't be an agency, but what the senate
did with ICS was to show anybody can be an agency,"
Solomon said.
"We have a lot of turmoit oocause there is no ofTicial
set of rules and requirements," Haisten noted.
But Barnard feels ICS has more ttian fulfilled the
ageiMsy requirementa.
"We are the first agency to actually live up to any of
the requirements," he said. "It depends on whose
precedent you follow We followed tfarawr Vie> Preaidant
for &udent Affairs) Leach's."
Crack i
subcommittees to begin work on a variety of aspects of
the crack problem. But Marcellus Durham reminded the
other members of the crack force what they needed to
come up wHdd bave to cHs^^benaiTa.
"What we are tiA^i*^ to bmmw tban tdUagCMW
IN mmu^
Kt ibli^ ea the surfM," Itarbam said. "It ran mean
something so long as we don't put a bandaid on the
prfMm. We have to accept the fact, we haiw bMrt of lot
of \tea^. We can't recl^ tteaa, tiMf «tt feelaim
themselves after prison.
"TTiat little dealer making a $1,000 a day will continue
until Iw's caught," Durham aaid. "And then after he goes
to ^uon and they a riMy of him, «w ^^be dUe
tah^."
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a^ C^i^aaa par^ M 9 in the Lonffnere BUg.
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information call Jen at 222-3746.
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Unit lias received fin vuciae and is ready to ^vide
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CORRSCTION HMHHHHB
A Itmy on the Blaci: Student Union in Wednesday's
FItmbtau incorrectly identified FSU religion professor
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from page 1
popular in Israel at the moment, Peace Now members
are confident it is the only path for Israel to take.
"We art- now facing the most dlfTu ult and perhaps most
inipiirtanl task namely to reeducate the Israelis to
think the unthmkal)le, he said. "To think that we can
speak to the PLO for the Israelis is very difficult. But
if you want peace you have to (talk) with your enemy."
Many Israelis find it difficult to envision a neijjhborinK
Palestinian state N'cause fif the national trauma caused
by what he railed past I'l.l ) .it nx il les I'hat hurdle ran
be cleared, however, by open mindedness and recognition
of the dominant Palestinian culture and humanity. Bar-
On pointed out that Palestinians now produce more
■eademicfsm than ta«el itself, an»t>ximately 100.000.
The creation of a Palestinian state, on the West Bank
and in (iaza, is in Israel's best interest and would not
be a s( cunty threat te the 3ewiA «at« tf nepBttated
properly.
We need an option to be able to stop any invasion in
the future on the Jordan," he said "If you assume a
demilitarized area, without heavy weapons, with all
kinds of monitoring and observation that might be
manned jointly, tiicn Israel can place it s own armor so
that within a few hours it can reach the J«daa<Wvw)
and repel any prospective invasion."
Israel ^Id suecMsfelly ^maid such concessions at
any neg(AiMims with the Palestinians since Israel holds
the upper hand, but it stands to lose more by sticking
to tto present ceraie of r^^i^ to bi^ain, he Mid.
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Undue process
Florida State University's athletic depaiiment survived a
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to the game because the contest isn't held during the permissible
recruiting season.
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o£ the rules if he took the athlete out for 18 htrfes.
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Thanks
Editor:
Sabal Palm Elementary School held its Hrst
Halloween Carnival in many years. With tiM
Greeks' help it was a huge success. The carnival
display M booths, with a mcmhcr fromeMw
a fraternity or sorority present at each. Our
teachers, children and parent.s were impre.s,sed by
their spirit, gentleness and desire to help.
Sabal Palm's slogan, "Together We O^,"
took on new meaning that night.
A speical thanks to Leo Smith, vice president
of I.FC . and hats ofT to: Theta Chi, Alpha
Gamma Delia, iJclia I hi. Kappa Alpha, Alpha
Chi Omega, Alpha l ati Omega, Zela Beta TmI,
Lambda Chi Alpha and BeU Theta Pi.
Witho^ their help Sabal Palm's light wiwld
not iMve AcRM ao bright!
Katftfya Stich, Grade Level Chairman
Tricia Cox, Carnival Chairman
Lorna Brennan, President
PHta, Priacipai
philosophical eppMed to them However, I
believe that those of us who find ourselvM in a
position of privilege in this wotU—^tA^imr we
are born into it, luck into it, or work to get into
it— have a moral obligation to tho.s*' less fortunate
than ourselves, an obligation to oBmt imm
porticm of oorwlves to help others.
I'm awue thirt of (tetemi^ on campus
involve themselves in charitable causes, aiMi I
applaud these efforts. 1 would like, however, to
raise a question, one that I think each of tho.He
half dozen young men I observed Tuesday should
aA UffiSltf, one that can and ^ould be addressed
by anyone who is seeking the truth: "Do 1 have
the ri^ to tmA superior to ttnymw?"
Gentlemen, look inside yourselves, and 1 hope
you can come up with an honest answer.
Look i
Editor
I'm writing on behalf of semetme who does aai
own a typewriter or a personal computer, or very
much at all He dm'sn't know me, and I only see
him oicasionally, walking the street with his
shopping cart full of aluminum cans. I strongly
suspect that he ekes out a living collecting
discarded cans and selling them, and I think it's
a safe bet that he's not a atudent at Florida State
University. I've tried to make eye contact whan
1 .see him. to offer some sort of commultf^rtioa;
but he keeps very much to him.self
I saw him again Tuesday afternoon when our
paths oroBsed. I wss walking eaM on Park
Avenue; he was puriitag his cart mirth oa
Macomb Street As I passed him on the northeast
side of the intersection, my attention was drawn
to the other side of the street, to a group of young
nun lounging outside a fraternity house. "Hey,
^ck boy!" one of them yelled. "We've got a few
over here, ' he said, amid the approving laughter
d his friends.
wasa gioup of healthv, young, privileged,
white males miK-king man who had .seen more
years than any two of them combined. I crossed
the street toward them. I was angered by their
cruelty and lack at compMaion, and I wanted to
say something that might shanw them into some
stirt of self examination. Unfortunately, or maybe
fortunately, I didn't know what to sav I kept
walking, wearing my anger with a hard frown
Let me say for the record that I have nothing
against healthy, young, |»ivil^^, white males;
I h^Mt to be (me s^self And although I'm
a omAtf 9t a soeial frMenity, I am w>(
Anti-human
Editor:
What is wrong with a society that only thinks
in terms of money ami expedieac^ That is whM
we all must ask ourselves.
All over this country people are giving up their
souls for money What are jobs and cars and
asphalt and more money going to do to what is
natural and beautiful in Tallahassee?
When we canw here three years ago, Alumni
Villas, wtth anr 800 graifauite stadsMs from all
over the world, was not like living next dow to
Baby Doc or Marcos, but one got to understand
the interna' lonal conununily Viir ,i Inam washed
Anglo Saxon, this can be a valuable experience
Then came the new engineering building and
the ui^iaU right next door, Imnging tim
iwhe of ears aid buses spewing out black diesel
fuel, illegally roaring through the tranquil
village I was barely able to stop the "engineers'
at my backyard fence from cutting down the last
of the natural barrier between th«n and us. Their
racMi^ air ef»ditiomr BMkaa It impossible to
have a window open at night. Oone is the fresh
Florida air that used to blow across the golf
course over I here gone the way of the cardiaakl
and the mockingbirds we used to enjoy
Now, some entrepreneurs from Israel nrv
sneakii^t a factory in Ml mir 1^ flank. Why can't
they put something like that in Tel Aviv? ! hear
un{'mploynient is a problem there, or perhaps
they need an induslriai park in Killearn behind
the new sh'ipping center They have the space out
there to ,.'jver with black top and cars and busM.
We do net.
It doea not take a genius to realize what this
helter-ritelter, unhuman engineering kind of
thinking is doing to the (|uality ol life here For
the hundreds of us who are graduate students in
Alumni Village, it is a valuable lesson (rf how a
system, dedicatml flrrt to aoB^^iast to psepte.
epentw.
I I • I I t I I I I I ' 4 I I 11.
nerlchi TCmbcav ThuvMlay, December 1, 1988 / S
Graduating late? Study says you're not alone
BY SUSANNA MECKMAN
PACIFir NRWS SKRVirK
Lisa Murdock, one of -.ever al -ih!int,'s in
a larKc family, should have ^'raduatcd from
till rnivcrsit\ nICalif'oi tiia at Santa Cru/
by now. But ^he ran out of money, and
realized tiiat siie wasn't sure about her
major. She dropped out one year shy of
KettinK her degree. She's working full time,
v oliinti'fi iti^ at a radio slat ioti and reading;
phrlo.sophy Hut .she Iccls like .she's failiny.
"Sometimes I feel like I've let my parents
down, and haven't fit into the parameters
people fiet," she gaid. She has been
"stopping out" frwn school for two years
now, and it will he another year at least
bcloii' I an ir niirr I lie univci sit\
l.iki' Murdock. most people assume that
the "normal" route is entennj,' college riyht
after high Hchool, taking a full courseload,
passing every class, sticking to one mfgor
and staying gradustlng in estrctly tour
years.
But a California legislative comm i-^siun
says that in the 19808, few pec^le meet that
norm" anymore. Mmt pei^le who earn
bachelor's d^rees nationwide take more
than four yeurs to do it At Califu'nia State
r n 1 verstty eampuwi, the avw^ is v^t
vears
Lenislalors demanded to know why in
19B6, and the California Postsecondary
Education Commission couldn't tell them.
Senator Becky Morgan, .i Republican from
Menio F'ark, spearheaded the move to find
out more "What bothered the senator was
that parents weren't prepared, emotionally
or nnancially, for their kids to take more
than four years," says Morgan's
educational omwltant. Marge Chisholm
The resulting CPEC study. "Time to
Degree in California's Public I'niversities,
is one of several commission reports that
are beginning to document the drastic
effects of the budget aqiweu in higlMr
education over the laM ieewde. (Chisholm
says the legislature will be workinj; on
More students take longer than four years to get their sheepskin
C 6 W M i t4 t k W Y
PACI PICA
reforms called fm* by these iMuiiM when it
recoiMinaS: w Januai^.)
CPEC based its study on reports from the
public "four year" California systems- lIC
and CSU Researchers for the two
institutions surveyc'd close to 2,000
students who graduated last year, more
than four years after they started. The
students were asked to rank 2f> su^jjjested
delaying' (acturs m order ol importance to
them
Most students had mure than one reason
for their delay. These included time off for
travel, for internshifw, personal prcMoms,
athletics, family problems and itlness. They
,dso reported having had problems with
poor Ol nonexistent advising, particular
subjects, overcrowding and red tape.
Ethnic minorities ranked "needed to
work," "ran out <rf' iraiey," and "ftnsncial
aid" as delaying factws more oflen than the
whites or Asians in the sample One black
woman who majored in mechanical
engineering and supported her family at
the same time wrote on her survey,
"Please, remember that not everyone
comes from families where everything is
paid for Consider the non regular
students."
Researchers were not surprised to find so
many students employed. The California
StudMit Aid Commission says that
enrollments have boomed while the federal
government has been limiting eligibility to
grant programs. The state has not been
able to take up the slack
The aid commission estimates that the
eouu tt attending college have risen by 91
percent at UC and by 234 percent at CSU.
(In contrast, average family incomes have
increased by just 47 percent in the 1980s,
and financial aid programs by only 40
percent.)
That »«ans, i^ording to the aid
commission, that the "remaining need"-
the gap not filled by families or grants
has doubled since 1980. The difference was
"made up" in many cases by financial aid
letters to .students v\ hich. in.stead ol'otTenng
upport, offered "loan eligibility."
Researchers for "Time to Degree" point
out that the number of students working
reveals the not-so-surprising fact that they
don't feel comfortable taking out too many
lo.in-- But the uijiiy is that thi'V probably
end u[) spending more for their education
overall by delaying graduation. Besides the
obvious costs of being enrolled, there is the
"forgone income" as students delay the
higher-paying jobs th^ can get with
diplomas and full-time work.
The study also notes th.it students m
their fifth or sixth year may contribute to
oNcrtrowding— which in turn keeps some
people form graduating and getting out.
One-third rfthe UC atu^nts tttrveyed said
that "Trouble getting major re<)uirenient-
when needed" was a factor in their delay
At CSr, the figure was two thirds CPEC
w rites thai "such an institutional hurdle
ought to be faced directly."
Bur researchers stress that wA, all
student stopping out should be viewed in
a negative light MurdiK k says that for the
most part she was very glad she .stopped out
Id experience the work force and think
about what she really wants to learn when
she goes back. "The Imi^ I'm out
school, tlw mi»e I'm rMlly |^ I M." ^
said.
This attitude turns out to be very
common— and researchers applauded it.
Students ranked "Took courses beyond
requirements out of interest" very high—
at UC, it mm the top-ranked ansirer
overall
"The responses from these graduates
were not those of frivolous, uncaring
individuals, ' CSU researchers write.
"Rather, the responses are best
characterized as those of responsible,
growing adults immersed in a college
'experience' conierned both with career
enhancement and exploration of the mind."
PLANET WAVES
world
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa-
The white minority government, seeking to
distance itself form apartheid laws it
introduced 40 years ago, Wednesday
accused far right-wing local councils of
sabotaging reforms by enforcing stricter
racial se|»ration.
"No government can allow its [jolicy to
be sabotaged at a local level, "
Constitutional Planning Minister Chris
Heunis said in an angry response to
reactionary whites flexing political muscle
in towns under their control since October
local elections.
Black, Asian and mixed race leaders have
threatened community boycotts ol white
owned business in affected towns, touching
1^ warnings the reimposition of "petty
apartheid" will impoverish the boroughs.
MOSCOW-Some 40,000 Azerbaijanls
have fled Armenia because of fears of
etiinic violence, and 20,000 Armenians
sought refuge in the other direction in a
growing exodttf between the two republte,
dTieial sources said Wednesday.
Hm Mmtfsm Nmwt acwspaper said
soldiers in the Aaerbaijan republic s capital
Baku were manning 8p»'i ial positions at the
telephone exchange, the subway, railway
and bus stations and the airport because of
the heavy travellers' traffic
Soviet television showed pictures of the
soldiers on duty in Baktt and called tte
situation "tense."
MANAMA, Bahrain-Th« «innai^
U.N. peace-keeping forces erosaed the
Iran-Iraq (wase-flre line Wednesday in the
first direct Tehran to Baghdad airplane
flight since the eruption of the Persian Gulf
war eight years ago, U.N. officials said.
Also Wednesday, the official Iraqi News
Ageni^ BMnitsred in Kuwait said baq iud
Miccessfully tMtad a new anti-missile
weapon, which eoold give BagMad an
advantage over Itm te avmt cf r i nawa l
of luwtilities.
nation
WASHINGTON-The judge in the Iran-
Contra case began a tedious review
Wednesday of classified documents to
iteUe what material may be disclo.sed at
a omspiracy trial <d ex- White House aide
OUver North.
The review tiv L'.S. District Judge
(■erhard (iesell is ex|)« ( ted t" last at least
until Friday and may prove crucial m
determining whether North and tteee
other defendants evm- face a jury m eh^sa
stemming from the scandal.
At Issue are North's arguments that o
defend himsell, he must expose far more
classified material than tlM«Nirttol ruled
admissible to date.
Independent prosecutor Lawranee
Walsh has argued that NtMth is seeking
use of an additional 3,500 to 4,000 classified
documents m a blatant at.enipt to force a
dismis.sal of the I a.se to protect some of the
nation's best kept .secrets.
WA8HINGTON-In a dramatie g^ure
of "glasnost," the Soviet Unton has-fw the
first time m .'!0 years stopped jamming all
broadcasts ot Radio Free Europe and
RmUo Liberty, dikiate of tha ra^ sKvice
said Wednesday.
AecfNrding to the (Petals, technical
monitors at Radio Free Eur^c and Radio
Liberty headquarters in Munich, West
(rt-rmariy, reported thtf tha^Bniag mdsd
Tuesday evening
The radio service began broadcasting on
March 4, 1953-tbe day «l<M«f Stalin died.
WABmNOTON-Japanase Foreign
Prime Minister Sousuke Uno pledged
Wednesday that his rountry will continue
the close economic, military ami political
relationship with the United StMM in the
n^ American administration.
Japanese officials, reporting on the two
hour meeting lu i v. een ('no and Secretary
of State George Shultz, quotes Uno as
saying relations with the United States, the
central pillar of Japanese foreign policy,
"had developed enormously in the past
eight years "
WASHlN(JTON-Texaco Inc. and one
of Its former supervisors agreed Wednesday
to plead guilty to charges they failed to
conduct safety tests designed to prevent
explosions durii^ ofbhore oil drilling
operations of the California coast.
.'\s part of the two count plea
arrangement filed in I' S District Court in
Los Angeles, lexaco agreed to pay a
9750,000 fine subject to the approval of a
federal Judge, the Justice Department
announced.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.- An anonymous
caller has donated $2.5, 000 toward the
reward otTered for information leading to
an arrest in the fire and explosions Tuesday
that killed six firefighters, officials
announced Wednesday.
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Brew will still flow at civic center
BY (;ary fineout
H AMHKAl STAKK WHITER
Those who helifve basketball and a cold brew go hand-
in hand can breathe of sigh of relief.
Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center ofTicials
Tuesday fc^ed a Florida Board of Regents proposal to
prohibit the snle of alcohol at Florida State University
and Florida A&M University basketball j;ames.
In October. BOR Chancellor Charlie Reed asked the
civic center's governing board to consider banning the
sale (rf beer and wine coolers at all NCAA-sanctioned
ei^nts. Reed also asked officials at the Orange Bowl and
the Citrus Bowl to stop sale of alcohol at NCAA events
At the meeting Tuesday, members of The Tallahassee
Leon County Civic Center Authority failed to second a
motion made by Ron LeFace to ban the sale ctbam
wine coolers at all NCAA saactionsd aveats.
Reed, who was in Jacksonville Wednesday and
unavailable for comment, said in his letter he did not
think it is "appropriate to serve alcohol at collegiate
spf)rtinf,' events "
Civic Center Authority members said they did not
believe the sale of bear rad wine eoolm at bariurtball
games was creating a problem.
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it," said Tricia Haisten,
Florida State University student body president "There
IS just no evidence that there was anything wrong with
it."
Customers bought $60,000 worth ot beer ami wiiM
molers at tesketball games last jrear. Five thffuwinl
dollars of that went to local high schori beeitm
organizations, which run the stands
"To my knowledge we never had a problem with the
way our beer sales were handled," said Roger Englert,
assistant director of the Civie Cmtar. "Stadiums that
have banned akdiol m hava gmw to selliag mm-alcoholic
beer did that due to the fact their fans had gotten out
at control We feel that is not the case."
However, the civic center will not sell alcohol
throughout an entire basketball game. At some gamee
they will suspend sales after halftime or eome tisw
during the second half.
"There is not a set policy." En^rt Hid. l^^t be
halfway through the second half when we stop selling.
But the stands are shut down by the end of the game.
We don't want anyone to purchase a beer on their way
out."
Englert said tha dvic eentwr will cloM iemn tlM be«r
rtands at the start c^the second half of this weekend's
Florida Florida State basketball game.
'We usually play it by ear," Englert said. "But due
'Stadiums that have banned
alcohol or have gone to telling
non-aleoholle beer dM that (fcie
to the fact that their fane had
gotten out of control. ^Nm feiN
that ie not the case.'
— Rogern Englert
to the high energy of the (Florida FSU) game we are
going to shut the stands down after halftime."
• • •
A ^w^raeraent between FSU and FAMU over what
the civic center basketball floor should look like was
tabled by the civic center Authority Wednesday.
When the Civic Center refurbished its floors this past
fall, the sides were painted with garnet trim and a
Seminole logo wes placed in the middle fd iba Ram at
FSlTs request.
FAMU officials found out about the new floor through
a Tallahassee Democrat article in October and were not
happy about the new look.
Bishop Holifield, FAMU general counsel, informed the
Civic Center that if tke F^ lofo wa* set temper ery,
then it should be reraovad tMMiiMll|b^ PMidnded
Chric Center personnel Mt ffttff wBftfcliliil $2.5
million for its con.structicmandpagrtlltiiOOImimaUy
for use of the facility.
FSU has 14 home basketball games in the Civic
Center, while FAMU has two games there, "nw r^ ot
FAMlTs bad(etball punM ere played at the Osither
Athletic Complex.
Civic Center officials told FAMU it would cost
l^twimately $1,8(K) to paint over an old extra fliMir
centerpiece with a FAMU logo. But the trim and foul
lanes would still remain garnet ISU ia ^ii^ in
several ether places on the floor.
Authority member Geyle Nelsm euggeeted FSU
should pay for the FAMU logo, bit O&OT BIMnbers
disagreed. They finally asked Civic (^itwIteeetorlUm
Spencer to work a solution with the two uniwri^M in
time for their January meeting.
Engl«rt said an entire new floor wouM tiri» three to
km weeks to complete. Making over Uie eentof^ece witti
a Rattlers logo would take approximatdy two mwlui. The
fi rst Rattlers game at tha Civic C«iter to the iaet
week of January.
Prof's book remembers lost students
BY ANDREW MACMINN
rLAMiBAuwamB
Following the deaths of three of bis di^vtment's
students this semester, Florida State University English
pi irlessor Kugent' Crook is putting together a memorial
book. He said the book will include elegies and
remembrances of the studente» hi ti o m me nwrall on of
"what might have been."
"Hiey were all very {womising students, and ours is
a great lo.ss," Crook said
Michael McElroy, an English Business double major,
was killed Labor Day weekend in High Point, Florida
in a bicycling accident. Patrick Wallis, an English
language mayor, died Nov. 12 ia an a^arent
electrocution at FSU's Rogers Hall. Katanyna (Cathy)
Mincer, and English writing major, was killed in a car
accident on the same day
The book will be a compilation of .stories, character
■kalches, and any otl»r type of writing submitted by
anjnma ui the eoamiiB^. Crook said submiasi<»s (fam't
have to be spedfieally related to the stu^bnts.
"I hope anyone who knew them can come forward to
shsu'e their feelings," he said of contributors to the
memorial.
In additkm to tesching at FSU, Crook is the director
ef aArMw Iv tht li^^ depMftmert. lie coodinates
l^MMMfs with the majors best suited
> plans. He said he also helps his colleagues
te tta biglish department advise their own students.
Ot9tk said that anytime in the past when there was
They were all very promising
studente, and oure ie a great
lose.'
—Eugene Crook
a death in his department, he would send a letter of
condolence to the parents of the deceased However, he
had never had a student from his own class killed and
when this occurred he aAed the stodesto of his clsssss
if they would also like to contribute.
The response was overwhelming, so he decided to
compile a c<illection of the writings in book form
"1 don't expect it will run more than 25 or 30 pages,"
Crook said. "I'll probably just take the papan »m to
KinlM's Cities tad run them trfT."
He promiaes s copjr oTthe book to any omtributtH' snd
plans to send copies to parents of the students He said
he hopes to have the memorial ready for the English
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Aaytma wMteg «• coatrilwiU to A* book
degieo can leave aubmlssions at Crook's box tiM
English Dapartment office at 406 Williams BN^ ot
bring thm to Ms oAloa
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Critics say FSU asks too much of prospective vice president
BY (JARY FINEOUT
KI.A.MIll- Al S I AKr WRITER
A Florida State University search committee's
requirements for the next vice |»«gident for ttudent aff&in
is too strict in its desired academic qualifications, and may
discriminate against women and minorities, critics charge.
Appointed by Ptcsidi'nl Hcrnard Slii,'(r, 'he sciirih
committee is responsible lor finding a succesBor to Bob
Leach, who served 10 years in the post.
The center of the controversy lies in the March
committee's preference to have a cai^d^ with i dortorsl
degree, published scholary w(H>k and mip^w ttaehing
.skills
■ I iirii ((itRciiifd lliat Ihc fm-us of the of the .search
commiUce has been narrowed to an excellent faculty
member, and not an excellent student-oriented
administrator," said Tricta Haisten, fWJ l^udent B(%
President who serves on the committee.
Hill) Kimmol, FSl"s health center director, sent the
comiiuttce a letter char^'in>,' that the requirements
exceeded the job descriptmn. and precluded a number of
qualified associate vice presidents. He pointed out that
Sherrill Ragans, the interim vice president for student
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qualify. Ragans does not have a doctorate.
His letter alao said the requirementa might diacrimate
against qualiHed minorities and women.
"Requirements for this job will eliminate all student
affairs professionals who are qualified and not expected
to teach or to publish," Kimmel's letter .said. "This would
appear to furth»'r discrimate against blacks and other
minorities, and would result in few academic or
adminstrative ai^Iicants."
Kimmel, who miee nrved for 18 months as an interim
vice president for student affairs and has worked at FSU
for more than 20 years, did not l^ly f» tiu jA and
det lined further comnu iit
Karlier this month the search committee considered
dropping the requiremente, but the motion failed by a v^
of 9-3. Search committee chair Jane Stanil^, a mtmc
professor, said only two people have regMtni amative
complaints over the requirements.
"There is a stress on the academic side, and the
experienced student affairs side," Standley said. "People
feel that a vice president sh^d repraiMit all levate of
higher education."
Standley said she was not aware the current
ilifu .it 10,1- T,i;i\ (..1: Ha^jans She said the (|ualificat ions
were not designed to promote or negate any candidate.
Ragans declined to comment on the search committee or
the qualifications
Another criticism was that no one from the Student
Affairs office was appointed to the committee. However,
Mary Coburn, an assistant dean for student affairs, was
appointed to Ute committee Wedneadty by Stiger.
"President Sliger had considered Sandra Kackley
(associate dean of undergraduate studies) as representing
student affairs," Standley said. "But after student affairs
said (Rackley) was too distanced from them, Sliger said
it was fine to add someone ft-om studeirt affairs."
Standley countered Kimmel's charge that women and
minorities might be discriminated against. She pointed
out that the job was advertised in minority -oriented
publications, and said the committee would not wany
about the issue until they had the entire list of applicants
"We're not concerned about that until we see what the
response is," Standley said. "We are actively trying to
reoruit minwities, women and the well qualified. The
committee haa the option if they don't have a pool burge
enough, or not including mioorities and women, we could
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Country's living legends
George Jones in the ear-
ly '60s: lovo that suit!
BY STEVE MACQUEEN
FLAMBKAW ARTS KDITOH
The Nashville Sound, that reactionary
answer to the crazed rockabilly sounds of
the late '50s, found three of its finest
ve il es in Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty
and especially George Jones. Thm three
artists, from the late '50s on, all imbued
an instrumcntally mellower country
sound with passion, grit and intensity.
Tonight, all three of these country
greats will be playing the Civic Center.
The Living Legends Tmir, as It's being
hilled, brings these three elder Maic^man
to a country audience that is rapidly
' xpanding due to acclaimed younger
|H i lni ini rs like Dwight Yoakam, Steve
II li' and k d Laing.
Anybody with any leanings
toward country music at all should
know about George Jonc >. w ho is
not just the greatest living country
singer but one of the greatest si^rs
if any kind of muaie ai^here.
■lones' well-AiciuBentad p«wmal life is
already cmiatay knre— too miwh hard
drinking and hard living, a failed
marriage to Tammv Wvnette and
assorted crack upg along the way. Jones
started out in the 1^ 'SOs as a hard
boiled honky tonker, awitching to the
more po|HRiented, stiing-laden NaAvilk
sound in the late 'Ma. Ife «MriM M
anything he sang.
It's his \()i( e, plain and simple. His voice
cracks with pam, swoops in and out of
different pitches, phrasM astMMtBrtly
Sinatra's, displays incredible range,
heart-lnvaking vibrato and an innate
knowledge of how to elicit emotions fipi«
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Turn to ^UNTRY, pagt 10
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• • •
The pantheon of women
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Mother MaylM'Ilt' Carter,
Kitty Wells, Patsy Chne
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of the group
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with the help oi ( iiiU'. who
she struggled to emulate.
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1963 plane crash, though,
Lori'tla ^I(it)('(i cinulal irij^
her friend and began sing
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hers, with a nod to the
gruff voice of Kitty Wells.
Lynn's personal story,
told via the book, movie
and rcciird all titled Ciml
Mini'r's Diiii^hlrr, is aflec
ting enough married at
14, four kids by the age of
20, a nervous breakdown
on stage Rut past the soap
<i|)era. Lynn's real credit to
( iiuntry music is changing
the whole perspective of
women in it, from peren-
nial doormats to relative-
ly independent creatures.
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concern a woman making
an ultimatum to a man
do right or walk. "Don't
Come Home A-Drinkin'
(With Lovin' on Your
Mind)" and "Your Squaw's
on the Warpath " arc in
dicative of this side of
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don't pass muster as
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feminist manifestoa but for
country music at that tisM
(the late '60l) it was S ^
step.
Lynn isn't a one song
singer, though. Her
popularity hat retnaiiMd
consistent thrnughout har
career, peaking when she
was named Ccninlry Music
Entertainer of the Year in
1972, the ftrat wcmuin to
win the award.
Her successes have
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with several performers,
though none have topped
the Buoeaaa of thoae with
tonight's final pntanaar,
Conway Twitty
Both were big stars
when they first recorded
together in 1971 but it
quickly became an>went
that they were onto
something good. Ute two
voices work well together,
slyly and knowingly, as if
they'd been singing
together for years, and by
now they have.
The songs are the stan-
dard cheating songs but
the two singers continual
ly encourage each other to
wrench as much pathm
from the lyrics as poaBU>le,
And on songs like "Whan
ITumOfTMy I.ightsfYour
Memory Turns On),"
"Back Street Affair " and
the novelty "You're the
Reason Our Kids Are Ug-
ly," they sttceead
magnificently.
Twitty 's reconb mtmu tb
have one basic arrange-
ment. The music starts low
•ml he doea too, singing in
a whispery v<^ that dow-
ly builds with the music,
finally exploding into a
crescendo near the end It's
a formula, sure, but one
that Twitty does excep-
tionally well. Well enmigh,
at least, to gamer 27 No.
1 ciiuntry hits, mo'e than
anybody else in country
music history
The Living Legends
To«tr Hud»s Ha TdiA«s>
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New Mclnerney: story of a dull life
BY EBIC J. LYMAN
rLAMBRAt) UTA^ WRITBR
Story of My Life
By -Jay Mclnerney
Atlantu Monthly Pmbs, 188
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Jay Mclnerney, who set the
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book Rim I'nnt, Thick I'u/u r
Instead. Mclnerney called it
Story of My Life, which is probably
just as well since the protagonist,
Alison, must utter that line a hun-
dred times The lad remains,
thout,'h, that Mdnerney's third
novel i(K>ks like it's 250 pages long
and reads like it'i TS pages long.
The big print and the thick paper
do manage to stretch the flufT out,
(rver IHH pa^es, hut even then tlie
leader must he^'in tu wonder how
many drug orgies can be deBcrib-
ed in any one book.
Mclnernay'g gift $m a writer ia
clear. Hi8 dialogue is believable
and the lives described are pro
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flm-person novel in the pnwma d
the opposite sex, and he wema to
su^eed pMsably in Alimm. But
REVIEW
the .story iLself is just another drug
trek through New York City
"high" society. With two of his
thre* tooki about the same sorts
of people, readers might start
wondering who told Mclnerney
t hat he was the Scott Fitzgerald of
the 'HOs.
Alison IS a pathetic, often-vain
20-year old, who is apparently
writing a book about the story of
her vniint; life Tliat, itself, is
believalile and mteicsling Hut
her endless drug trips w ith friends
who do nothing but squeeze money
from their parents, buy coke and
party get awfully monotonous.
Toward the end, after Alison's
l)oyfneiui, Dean, ( alls the relation
ship ofl, she does l)egin wondering
about the point ol what she was
doing (a la Holden Cauineldl, but
she ftnally mcludes that it wasn't
real and she juat ^uat m<^ of
it anyway.
The slight change in Alison ,il
the end seems a little unfounded.
Tl^ rtory altuiet to her having
grown up in the process of writing
the book, which ends ten days
STORY, MM 13
D^p«r Jiy Mclnerney seenns to
think ht'8 F. Scott Fitzgerald
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life sucks.
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I'NITKI) PHIffS INrKH\A I IllSAI
YAl'HANK.N Y An Edouard Manet paintmg stolen
from a tiny Long Island art museum and valued at more
than $1 million has been recovered apparently
undamaged, Saffblk County poli<» reports Wednesday.
Polict Lt William Kiley declined to give futher details
and said Police Commissioner Daniel Guide would gjve
lii'taiK at a news conference in Ya^MSk ptrtice
headquarters at 4 p.m. EDT.
Hie newa tif the painting's nmvtgy (Ulowed rqwrts
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didn't touch another Manet painting hanfiing next to it
Authorities said the IB'/i by 21 -inch still life could have
enabled it to be carried out "in a shopping bag."
The theft was noti^ by another visitor wlu> admir^
the painting at 3:^ p.m., then turned to watch a
videotap*' of a Wyeth art collection in the same riKim
The visitor returned to lake another look but found the
I anvas missing about 4 40 p.m.
The art work, painted by the pimeer Impressionist in
FraiM» in 1880 and (^>ieting pmmm in a ^Mi vase,
was on loan from the woman owner "who wishes to
remain anonymous," Reiss said.
• • •
Keith Richards, the Rolling Stone on his own, played
New York's Beacon Theatre Tuesday night and had a
■ur^'ise f<M- the wiM^ enthuMutie aidiaaee— an update
of the song "I Wanna Be Your Man," which became a
hit for the Stones after it was written for them hv the
Beatles some 25 years ago Richards also performed
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Stones' standards. He's only a few shows into his tour
and his nwrnally raspy \o\<x is already ri»t and
sometimes he doesn't even bother to sing cntain lims.
But Richards is having fun, nonetheless.
"It's ■ l»«eae, hi^," he said after the New Yorii riiow.
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14 / Thursday, December 1, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Downunder to host a three-day, musical food drive
BY ANDRKW MAt MINN
H AMIIKAt WHI ll' K
With :i recent count of Tallahassee homeless reaching
1 If) and --otne speculation that the figure is several times
that, Student Campus Entertainment of Florida State
University has decided to lend a hand this holiday season.
Student ("ampu~ Kntertainnicnl 'Sf"K' hdsting a
three ni^ht "Kix km' Cliristrnas Food Urive" at the Club
Downunder het^innint? tonight. Three nights of Concerts
are scheduled with SCE collecting canned goods and
giving out prizes between sets. The organization plans to
donate the cans to the Salvation Army's holiday drive.
According to Club Downunder Director Bob Howard,
SCF, cxpei t- to collect 2r,() to .'150 gmrb«ge bag Containers
tull ol can-- durmn the drive.
"All ol the i vents are strong," said Howard, "but we
haven't done a drive of this size in recent history so we
can only guess how successful it will be."
In addition to SCE's raffling prizes to everyone who
hnnu> a can. three bands will be lending; their holidav
( heel to t he li st I \ It le- \'e I pii.i !• I \ e v\ I II lead t In ■ audience
in traditional Christmas caroling tonight, Cactus Jack and
the Cadillacs will commit their oldies show on Friday, mi
blues favorites the Kinsey Report will perform on
Saturday.
According to Jim Hardisson of Florida Impact, Leon
County's recent ''ount ot the homeless at places like Detox
and Red Cross totaled 135 people
'Some people feel you can multiply this by a factor of
five," he Mid.
HardtBon says Florida Impact "knows for a fact there
are many people living in the woods, in stairwells, in cars,
and doubling with friends " In addition to v^orking witli
the homeless on finding jobs and residen.ses, Florida
Impact works on a variety of other social issues
"Virtually all the local busineiMi w« asked to donate
'Virtually all the local businesses
we asked to donate prizes have
given us something.'
—James Humann
VMirktr for
have given us something." wid Jan^s Humann,
a worker for SCE who says he came up with the idea of
holdiiif,' a benefit Prizes donated to the food drive include
haircuts, .skateboards, restaurant me.iis, bowlitif.;
certificates, a tarantula and a garter snake
"People are dying to sing," said Frye of her traditional
program, 'in spite of what they say, everybody want* to
sing. And they all know the .song.s."
She will he passing out song sheets with 125 Christmas
t,i\ Ol ites (III them 111 aiivniie \k\\ii ,itt end- her Friday gig.
She hopes to see about 200 people there.
Miywlliomas Woodcock of the Salvation Army says he
sees no reason why the FSU drive can't reduce swne. of
the burden incurred by the army's soup line*, shelters and
overhead expenses
"Fverv little bit helps, especially this time of year whi'ii
il s sii I 1,1,1 ,,,|i| \Vi.i)drock
Velma Frye's Fourth Annual Caroling Night starts
ImIi^ irt ?:30. AdmlMion U one can of food, if yuu
want to be in the spirit of things and be eligible for
prizes. The food drive continues Friday at the Cactus
Jack and the ( adilhu s show and Saturjlay night at
the Kinsev Report show. Both shows are $2 if you
don't have a PKU Student ID. M% skmws are lA tte
Club Downunder.
Velma Frye wHi kick off the food drive with her
Fourth Annual Caroling Night.
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Sammie Smith (33) said his teammate, Deion
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found no infractions at Florida State. Smith said
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\nm tha fim^ FrlteM IM M night.
BY JACK CLIFKORI)
KI.AMHKAl STAFF WKIIFH
Before Tuesday night's Florida State
Florida IntoM^id tM^uMMI pme,
Setninoles Coach Pat Kennedy told his
team he had swjme good news for them. But
hi' never got around tn telling; the players
that the NCAA had discontinued its invest
i^ation into the school's athletic program
"We heard about it when w« wh« out on
the floor playing and they announced it to
the crowd," said Seminoles forward David
White. "It was kind of hard to react to it
as it was, in the middle of a game and all
After the game, coach just .said, 'I guess you
know what I was going to tell you.'"
FSU PreaideDt Bwoard Sl^er received a
tetter Vtmluv ^Hmmim frm NCAA
informii^ him ei Ma deeteton to end a
lU month search for possible violations at
the school The feeling among most players
from the football and basketball teams was
the same: dm't wary, be happy.
'Ov««Il it WM • feltof," I8U forward
Irving Thomas said. "It wasn't something
we were really worried abmit
"I knew ihey wouldn't find anything,"
said Edgar Bennett, a fullback tm the
footMl team. "Aa far aa I'm eo^^ned.
FEnj runs a dean ^«gram."
The investigation by the governing body
of college athletics was downplayed by
Kennedy a^ fsMkall Ceaeh Btriiby
Bowden.
"It wasn't that Ug a tel," offimsive
tackle Pat Tomberlin said. "We oever
really heard anything about it." T« HWItar
F'layer> might not have heard about it from their
coaches, but the subject was a hot topic with the fans and
news media
"I know Deion (Sanders, FSU (Meosive back) had a lot
of pttH^itm with tlM fampa Trt^utt" said Snraie
Smith, Sanders' teammate "They w^fi^ig his mother
at all hours of the night and asking about his car all of
the time "
Sanders was out of town and couldn't In- reached for
comment.
"He'll k»k at all of this awl laugh, " ^th aaM.
Bowrden said Tuesday he expected the inquiry to end
without incident, hut was concerned that "people would
have used (the threat of FSU being put on probation)
against us" during recruit!^.
Two recent t»aketball i^eea. Chuck Graham from
tm )utt wMts to gat on with tht MMon
Rictemd Aaid^^ in Augusta, Ga and Rodney Dohard,
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change their minds.
"A couple of (the e«iwr eoa^m) mmtlMMd it," imi
Graham, who wwldn't naflM the schools. "I guess they
were trying to scare ne away "
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for the basketball team "I'm gM it'i 0W Md T tt gM
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16 / Thursday, December 1, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Steve Walsh and his Miami Hurricanes alway3 find a way to wfn.
The early picks get the victories
BY RODNEY CAMPBELL
KLAMBEAU MPORTS EDITOR
What's this? A picks «>lumn running mi a Hiuraday?
Believe me, I have my reaaons.
One ofwhich could be I need to change my luck a littip
Liist week's 6 4 shiiwinn set niy season recnrd at M.'t -40
That's not what ynu're really looking lor when you're
talking' about a siront,' finish
The college season, save for the bowU, is about over.
The games ofTered this weekend won't be the type that
will have people breaking out their VCRs There are a
few good |)rr) games, but somebody out there is probably
thinking that
statement is
an oxymoron.
"Good pro
ganie.s? Never
it, one '
C O M M
t A ft Y
FLAMBEAU
PICKS
QHtgham Young at .Miami BYT sure isn t what it
used tij be The ('(Hilars dominated the Western Athletic
Conference for many years and became a lock for the
Holiday Bowl, whwe the WAC champ now annually
goes.
Miami, with Steve Walsh at quarterback, usually finds
a way to win Walsh is 21 1 as the Hurricanes starter
and he hasn t lo.st a game at the Orange Bowl yet.
Nebraska may present a challenge on Jan. 2. but BYU
will be no problem on D^. 3. Miami iiy 16.
Alabama M Texas AiM-Hiis (fame was postponed
back on 55ept. 17 because the Trimson Tide feared the
wrath of Hurricane Gilb»'rt .Jackie .Sheirill and his
Aggies thought ihiil Alabama cancelled out because its
starlmg quarierb.ick was injured. The sun was shining
and Gilbert was miles away the cm day the pime was
supposed to be played. Texas A&M may not have beaten
the Tide l»ck in September, hut the Aggies will sure
handle them now Texah A&M hy 2.
Oklahoma 8tat«' vs. Texas Tech at Tokyo-Cowboys
running back Barry Sanders will break Marcus Allen's
rushing record in this game. That's a gtvMi. He should
also be named Heisman IVt^y winiMr befwe the game
even begins. But that'a no givca. A lot of people are
talking about Rodney Peete, Southern California's
talented quarti'rback Peete is a great player and leader,
but Sanders shouldn t be denied. He has ruahed for too
many yards and scored t(X) many toucMowna to he
deprived of the honor. Whatever the case, Okl.ihoma
State will come out a winner in the Sundav game
Oklahoma State by 7.
Pittsburgh at Syracuse The Orangemen had a
.stellar 19H7 se.ison ind followed up with a decent 1988.
They 're bowl bound and deservedly so, much more than
anyone csB NQT ^ ^ Pittabitt^ p0tbm. tyraevw
by 8.
Army vs. Navy at Philadelphia- When two militarists
meet, no one really wins Army by 8.
Buffalo at Tampa Bay It s really not tough to pick
a winner in this one Buffalo is 1 1 2 and champion of the
AFC East. Tampa Bay, 3-10, la a good b^ for the bottom
of the NFC CmtTBl 1 bve tNae type of games. BnlTalo
by
Indianapolis at Miami— Colts running back Era
Dickerson ha.sbeen si niggling the pa.stfew weeks. With
him having a le.s.s than Uickerson year, Indianapolis is
7 6 and probably won't make the playofTs aft^ winning
the AFC East last year. Miami is still mathematically
In the wild card race at 5-8, but don't count en seeing
the Dolphins on TV after Dec 18, the final S«^^
the regular season Indianapolis by 5.
San Francisco at Atlanta-If it s December, San
Francisco must be making a run at the NFC Wm* titk.
Look lA the 4»MrB, sitting juM a game behind New
Orleans in second place out West. Atlanta is also
mathematically in the wild card race with a ."i H mark
The Falcons have come alive l In- p-.t^t few weeks and are
challenging the sagging Lo.s Angeles Rams for third
place in the division Atlanta upset Smn Pnmeis^ M
Candlestick Park earli^ this mmm. but the 49ers won't
(mt^t with thsir ^nts dom thto ^nday. San
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SHAR-PEI PUPS
Wormed B ahof*. eye* tacked. S74 1791
SUBLEASE CONTINENTAL OAKS
2 BD 2 BA, CEILING FANS
$550 MONTH 574 2453
AUTOS
mi Plymovlh SMIaIN*.
OradiiatHw naad cash Mt OtS
CalfRleky MI IMa
MM WHITE FORD VAN, V I, RUNS
dOeO. NEED TO SELL $500
CALL 222 9735
■Jt MONTE CARLO
GOOD CONDITION' MUST SELL!
$600 396 4147
RELIABLE AUTOMOBILE
l*n DATSUN 210
$400 OBO m 414*
Jeep CJ 7, 19tl, black Loredo, hard top
mint condition, recent tires, recent
brake*, showroom appearance, see It.
drive it by appaimmani,
ITt-niS ask far Tratrt
MVnHMINT BCIMO vahtcia*
froiti SMB. Pardif Mareadaa. Carvatta*.
Chevy* Surplu* Buyer* Oulda
1 1PS 447 4000 ext % Hn
79 Chevy Camaro
Rebuilt, high performance. JOS. filled
w/T R W .rebuilt ISO tranwnlaslen.aii
receipts, new paint |ob. run* perfect,
looks great, must sell'
Call Pal 224 5019 Iv msg
1979 TOYOTA COROLLA
DURABLE DEPENDABLE NO
TROUBLE, RUNS GREAT AC
AM FM CASSETTE ASKING $1250
CAtL STEVE 611 6495 (DAYS) OR
574 4025 (NIGHTS)
TALLAHASSEE ENERGY
f OUIPMENT
' W Tfia.pe s.". rKi.*!
13 Yamaha Seca 404 great condition
Garage kept 7S00 mi axtrw included
C noose trie place wtwre you get a choice
Seminole Village
FSU's alternative housing offers the
ultimate in dormitory living. Come see
our modal and raclava cemplel* delail*.
IWB W Bfavard W4 TIM
SuMat: fum I bd. 1 ba, pool, laundry.
racRuatball, S340/mo. Charter Oaks
Call ST4 SB/7. Kim or SherrI
Take ever leaaa lor (Rrlng A Sufltmar
of l*g». Right en canspu*. Ju*f walk to
clais! 541 1333
19(4 Fj 400. red/grey, very test!!
, .kenew. irKludii>g 2 Shoei helmets and
new cover Mu*t (ell!! SISOO OBO
Call Tom at S74 2944
MUST SELL
Graduflt.nq Honda Scooter Elite 50 S
C all 576 82*4
U NINJA
Perteit iranspo lor Tallahassee
Mmt Seel $2200 OBO 224 9104
FOR RENT
Sublease Lg spacious 2tK)'2ba
Available end ot December $420 mo &
utilities Call 3(6 7058 alter 5pm
Sublat Ibdrm unium I niK te PSUl
laundry pool %/6S -^.n k $2iOdap.
Call 234 6449 eves
THE GATHERING
tbn/tba HartMg Jan. IM
im/mo water Mc. Paul m-SBai
. vaiiable laeand tMn. AN i n gdi fn vary
re, Mifwra IBd. Ml Miia Qwief Court
'ardt375 e '
THE MEANWHILE RAN^
Sublease beginning Jan 1
J bdrm. 2 bath apt 575 15*4
PALMS WEST
/Pd 1' j bath apt 2 story, pool, ceiling
lans lor subleaie starting Jan
Call Greg or Todd S74 07S7
GREAT PRICE
Sublease Cash Hall underground
parking meal plan free cable, ufil
■I. luiie.i ma.rt ser...np anMMrinB
.,ifvt(|, S rn.n walk to FSU
224 2274 e>t 1104
2bdr/lba brand new patio heme
riosetoFSUB TCCS4>S/mo Avail mM
O Fcember Call S7a «71 Keep trying.
CHARTER OAKS
Sublease: Ibd/lba apt near campus
For Spring semetter 574 5504
I or 2 quiet responsible students
To rent a house with hardwood floors,
lireplace and many other ektras
>i utilities, rent $450
575 4450 leave message
CONDO FOR 2
1 Ig bdrm. pool, laundry, close to
campus, furnished, storage, extra
closet space Call 575 755S Avail ASAP
Sublease: 3 4 bdrm home with central
H/AC, large fenced in back yard and
caraart. M minutaa trwn FSU.
Cat) anytiiwa Wi-I4is t4i0 wp
trUBM APT
ISIt/MO, UTILITIES INCLUOED
WALKING DISTANCE TO PSU
S«1«M
2 bd, }</, ba townlwua*. W/D included,
fireplace, tm % MIMon Rd, The
Timfear* Call Nancy MaOenaid.
AteKentle Tbnk Llnao 524 ICT MOO mo
tIM MO, OWN BORM
plus ' < util, houaa near e aw tp ut
224 M54, leave message
New 2 bd. 2 ba apt, close «« PSU
stadium, available Dec
Call Dave at 576 0517
Beautiful 2 story, 2 bdr, 3',i ba twnhse
w/callMB Ian* 4 W/0, 1 Wk from FSU.
ainiRly Mt bett. Jama* at 28 SIO*
Close te Campus
No car? l4o problem.
Sublease 1 bd, I bth unfurn apt lor next
semester $225/mo Call 2M 3*93
2bd apt availabia, within walking
distance of FSU S425/mo.
Call Rayner Realty m 1100
Sublease: Furn Ibd Ibatn apt iw.i past
stadium on Hayden ava l Di-i Jan
$355'mo A utilities 576 5582
c all Mike or Glenn
Sublease furnished etiiciency apt
acrou from Law School. S>*0 me
ncludlnttftHitia*. 2241477
Subleaie; 1 bd, 1 ba in Spanish Oak*
$325 ma, laundry, tennis courts, pool
MHIB45 leave message
t te. CftEAP, ACROSS STRCCT
PROM FSU AVAILABLE 0«C »
JUST CALL iBI«27
Huge 7'V'i townhoute w/fireplaca,
fenced in yard, W/D, close to campm.
Call Tim or Ray at 574 2390
Room for nsmk female. Park Ave area
$100 deposit, ' I utilities
893 7151 ask lor Oet>bie
The Crossings Bellevue Way Perfect
for professional couple Of 2 4 students
2bd r . bath turn lownhouse lully
eciuippcri 1. I tii-i '■.^.n.j ian*,waitiar-
dryer ,>.,,.<■„, o. f i-arly MtR. tM-
last plus $50 sec deposit
Call (SI)) S2I 1M7. call collect
evening* B weekend*
SvMet: Furn Ibd/lba. pool, laundry,
racquetball $340 mo Chartre Oaks
574 5877 call Kim or Sherri
Palm* WM. auMaaie ASAP, I Ig bd, I ba
apt Call S7«^M4, after Dec 7 caU
callacf SSI 7t7 S4BI
t HDROOM HOUSE po* m»m
SI75mo, S17S dap
575 2159
2 BEDROOM HOUSE
PetsandthildrenOK S295/mo, $295 dec
57 5 2859
HARBIN TERRACE
I B 3 BD UNITS
AVAILABLE JANUARY I9t9
FOR MORF INFO CALL 576 99»0
• Washer & Dryer •
Included
BRAND NEW
Luxurious living close to FSU & TCC
2 bd 2 ba ceiling lans, pool, clubhouse
a, equipped weightroom Unit* may be
lurmshed i located on the carnw ef
Mission & White Drive,)
Capital Property C l M B lt gg
or alter 6pm call S74-it24 1
Brian Lewis
WALK TO FSU
VsWU IB«a m lifattyle and avoid the
hatala of campw* parking at High Pt
Park Apt* 411 Chapel Or Spacious I
bdm apts starting at $240
Call 22? 2056 or 22? 6791 Mon Saturday
ROOMMATES
Wanted: Fm n*mk, graduate itudent or
■ariou* ttudeni to ihare 2 bdm 2 ba
tawnliauia SI7S mo, </t util.
Call 3(5 4934
Need Fm rmmt for Indian VIgc Twnh*
Own bd & ba lurnished $225/mo & ' i
util Must be clean 4. responsible
Call 574 1296 attpr lOfim
Non smoking tm rmmt needed for Jan
graduate and or senous student
preferred 2bd 2ba apt w pool B
laur>dry facilities Call Eve 384 7686 or
leave me**age at 575 SSI I
Fm rmmt lor own rm m 3bdr furn.
hou*e Fenced yard, irpice, pool tabla,
near Gov Sq. mu*t like to have fum A
fiarty. Jr/Sr pref . Avail Jan
SMO/mo > Vt util. 4S»72H
Male rmmte needed immed. to shore
big. turn, I bdr apt SI40 50/mo B dep.
Call 224 7007 Ive message
Mature rmmte needed to there 3br
hou*e w/2 eltier*. Private Beth.
SI5S/mo B util. Semi furn. 3gs-7m
Male rmmt to *hare room In twntit.
pool, tenni*. cable
$I20/mo Josh 575 4544
Fm rmmt needed ASAP to share
master bdrm, W/D. micro, $154/mo
Call 542 1414 ask for Laura
M/F 1 bedroom houte. nunk
St7S/ma k vtH. Na dtpetu
S7«-2m laava m t aa ag e
Fm rmmM te ihara bdr tn 2bdr/lba
conde at Twnafiawk Terrace, next la
stadium CampMtly fum BMt/maB '/i
util. S75 4015
yW« TIRWEII« _
RfviAit flaa^a4- OwR m tawtfiouaa
w/f lr a p la M . W^, HM/MP B Mi wtll.
Call David P4 BMP
Fm smkr rmmt Ibd Iba apt own room
$207 50/mo "7 elect A $175 deposit
Free cable, laundry, pool 576 5842
t m nonsrri i>
Own room ,
yard W 1)
..rrit needed for Sprmg
t. i Iba ()ijpte» Fenced
. .|i. i Call 386 8101
PALMS WEST APTS, rmmt needed for
2bd apt own room & ^hace batfi Rent
tree til Feb No Oep & earn $7S . ash
$225/mo B util Tim 575 »444 ASAP
Osceola Hall, l M F space avail tor
Spr.ng HV Meai plan .nt i
I all m J66S
Sublease J bdrm nja turn apt
S4;5 mo $250 dep Colony ClukApl.
Call now! ! 222 4397
Flamkaau ClMiWi^
14 2
camput Pe« MIU.
Near Sweat SMK, WWMI
THE GATHERING
S aB l a a te: Furn 2bdrm apt
Starting Dec I Call 575 94t4
SUBLET IN DEC
2 BO, I'/t BA FURNISHED APT
PLANTATION CONOOS
CALL W*H*
CHATEAU OE ROI APARTMENTS
We are now aigning leases Jan April lor
Ibd apt*. Chateau de Roi is located at
511 N Woodward just North of
Te nn a ti ee SI Apts are large, sound
proof conetruction. ha* pool and
laundry tacMNaB. Rant HMH/iM. CaH
I MMOOM PVRtHMMe
No pat* ar cMtdrvn. Partial uHl. MS/mo
575 2M*
1 BROROOM FURNISHED
Nn pets or rhildren Partial util
$750 mo $250 dep 575 2859
I BEDROOM FURNISHED
ND pi-t^ 01 I hildren Partial ut.l
tJSO mo $35(1 dep 575 2859
1 BEDROOM API, FURNISHED
No pels or eHiWraW. Partial util
WM/mo 57S^SS9
MM apt* near RMiiimate Waiitad
Own room In 2tir ba apt. SMS & Vt
util Palm* Wait 574 348B or 574 177*
M/F to •hare w/ tame ar have own
room. JB*- SOath near FSU
CaH tM *490 leave message
Naad 2 roommaies ind an oake
util
Kim 574 5473
M/F to lake over lease through Aug .n
nice townhome. own bd A ba $750 &
. util Call 575 1 743
Evergreen Terrace
Fm rmmr naadad for tprlng. W/0,
meve In ASAP Call Janit at S75«»3
F nontmk n eed e d to there 1 bd 2 Ba apt
in Ca*a Cordoba Own room SI**/mo B
</) ufil Avail Der tl 574 2784
M RMMT WANTED FOR SPRING
OWN RM IN 3 BD. 2 BA APT
$170 MO B ' 1 UTIL
CALL S75O350, ASK FOR BRIAN
F rn.n^l nee.jed Ian 1st April 30
.Util S2'jri mn owe bd B ba, spacious,
nas study room C all Christy at 541 H44
F m t nir nsmk to stiar e nice I bd apt
Call Melanie at 575 6341
SI35 mo, ' ] util
HOUSEMATE NEEDED FOR 3BORM
HOUSE NEAR FtU. ORAD STUDENT
rnHLY SSB/MO. Ml UTIL. 1H-aB
Na n« m k P rmitit for Ig 2Bd hauta,
I black trom aladlum. 0«im ba.
SUt/ma B 'ft util. Call S7S S»72
18 / Thursday, December 1, 19dd Fibril flambeau
Female roommate tor 2bdrm, lb* In
Charter Oak$ S200/mo & ' j util
Call 574 32»<
Fm rmmt n^mkr to sttare furnistied
I M apt tor Spring urn ti«3 mo & ">
hWI. $ iTitn walk to cam put 2J2 4217
tUtt ** or F room mate to ihare 2 bdrm
apt at ttie Piaza
Call Kurt 561 1 293
Fm rinmt needed (or Spring to thar*
room in 2/3 apt. Brand new, W/D, pool.
S7« >3«» or aa 0518
Fm non «nohor lor 3tod townhoute.
Walking distanct to FSU . W/D MM mo
Call Dan 575 »5I«
WF rmmt wtto is studious, responsible,
non tub abuser to stiare 2t>d/ Iba turn
dwpl. own rm Liberal attitude a plus
$115 mo inci utii siso dpp
n* t*Ut Zac Avail Dpi lis
M/F grotf student or oldpr unaeror ad to
Sliara ]M na twnhSP Beginning I l«
ROiponMbia w/wnse 'J( humor
Call Scott at Itf, ton Iv msg
M/rmmt to share one ig bd apt at
Forest Hills lor ne>t sem No dep.
(I« mo t '/t will, Frefar ttuMnn
cut m-m^ #Mr i-M pm
Fm nonsm wanted to live In Blairstone
apt at Gov Sq 3bd, 2ba w/trpl.
$ll5/mo t "1 util Call tSt tHI
1 fm own rm/ba in J'/iba. twnhi w/(rpl
near campus, located on Cont Ave.
Start 1/1, rent $247 SO
Catl Meatber 575 33W
Fm rmmt, nsmk, mature, responsible
IW 50 mo and > i utilities Off tligti Rd
3>5 W2 nm or 222 J»10 wk
r in rmmt wanted tor own room in
'.p.ii lOus i'pd lurn apt on rorner o(
Mensafola and Oraia Call W4 3I09
M. F rmmt needed ASAP Move in nwn
rm. 3brm 3ba split level home U50/mo
lor rent, vtu. cable 4 phone 3lt ;ra
F, we nsma fc to Maro Ibdrm apt in
Mabry ViHa«c. tlfT/mo t util.
am TO MW. AWar It/t (281) 277 IPSO
Fm iwnli rmmt to Mart M Iba i^.
Caia CoTMba %4»m^iHm
t»5 nto t wtll
Grad student looliing lor male rmmt.
Ov»n rm .n furnished duplex, walking
rtisianr ,. to r sil S150 mo 4 ' i util
, .M jjHii *,4J 4m No deposits!
Roommate nifdpd 10 share new 2 bd,
t ba house. ii6^ so mo 4 ; util
Call 87/ 6147
Need nonsmk tm for spring to share
,' bd. 2 ba trailer with WO. SIM per
month plus ' i utilities Call 574 2J2»
ROOMMATE NEEOFO
I bd, 1 ba, tm nsmk. "i util, iiis mo
»1» rta». 1 block from FSU. i« 453 4
FAUNS WIIT
Fm wanted new or in Jan
ti?5/mo t 'I, ufll Call 31t MM
Fm rmmt needed. Own rm in Ibdrm
apt at LAttOMARK AFTS near FSU.
Laundry, tennis, pool SlTO/mot ''4 util
& «)»0 dep Avail Dec IStll 575 7555
M/F rmmt needed Your own rm &
ftatn at CONTINENTAL OAKS
t2S0/mo ft 'I util a, dep Avail asap
Call Ruth 575 7555
Fm rmmfi needed Jan I CONTIINHI-
TAL OMt, 2 bdm. i oa
Call 576 a}>4
AVOID THE HASSLE OF PARKING
ON CAMPUS '.uring semesier 2 M/F
rmmis mi oupip for large 4 ijdrm house
I bioi ■ Inn f Mj A n iireplace.
hardwood floors, large yard, own room
tl75/mo. Call 222 t*6* eves
Sbara hama, private, $150 mo, *>ian
utilltlaa. central heal ft air, w/D, near
FM CM CIMd M UMIN
iMOMmklmrnMiM, Jba,3l
Mi ma* v» hNiiim. CaNiMdrMMal
mt^fm In Indian VIHatt
Walk M FSU Fm non smki
ed to Ware bdrm lor spring. tnt.$tim»
ft "i cable, util Call 575 4V7}, Iv mso
FEM RMAST TO SMARF PART UTIL
ft»l55 RENT ON CONTINENTAL AVE
CALL 576 946!
UMiiM: Guitarist for prograMv* band
originals and covers
Call Dave 576 651V
Used Mac 1 1 or Mar Plus
In good condition
Call Dave 386 5184
Room and share house expenses in a
naUH bOf t io oj w/ w/o, convaniaiH
FSU t, TCC. outside pets i Hn w d .
*l40/mo w/deposit
5*2 OW Steve 4 Dave
Fm rmmt n aad a d. own room/bth, cMMa
to FSU. HK me « irtii.
TNI l,4KII
I or I people needed to ihare lbd/}i<tba
w/garage. Call collect (mi 25]«W2
or 574 imaWer Nov >7tti
Female RoamiMla
Mutt be clean. depettdaWe ft non
■maMr. Needed tor sprint farm to live
in Itte Meanwhile Ranch
Call vs is«
WANTED
I NEED A PLACE TO LIVE
beginning 1/ 1 /t« if you have a 2 bO api
and are looking lor a quiet, serious male
student renter . .
Call Victor at 575-51iy ASAF
Do You Need Art?
FRIIUANCe ARTIST SEEKS WORK
D«al«n neerk, lliuttratlan, legoa. (Ignt,
cartaana, portraits, typotrapliy,
calllgrapny. end rrH>re
Portfolio avail on request Call 574 1625
HELP
WANTED
Great student lob near campus.
Sandwich maker Will train.
All holidays off lOam 2pm, iMon Fri.
Call Uptown Cafe in nS3
Uptown Cafe needs food prep/cookie
baker Mon Fri. 7 Warn 1 30pm Will
tram Call 7H 1253
Needed Prep kiichen workers,
required, apply in person, after 4,
at The Grand Finale 454 W Tenn.
Volunteers Needed ACTORS/MODELS
LEON COUNTY LIBRARY
*n the tiasernent of NOfihwood Mali
Lai; Jacn at 487 /66i e»t J03 or orne Dy
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL LIBRARY
Needed immediately »k4l inch
draftliM table 4 suppllat. Flaata call
le aiW or Ml MM ask Igr SMrwi.
Full or P/T help needed during holidays.
Could lead to permanent position.
Come to Epicurian Catering
at the Civic Center Moo Sat 2 4pm
CAMP CONCHARTV
OIRL SCOUT CAMP
On beautiful Pine Mountain. Ceorgia is
now hiring for the Summer o) 19!9.
MtlTIONS AVAILABLE INCLUDE:
CAMP DIRECTOR
PROCRAM DIRECTOR
WATERFRONT STAFF
(WSI'S ft LIFEOUARDSI
CAMP COUNSELORS
NATURE, SPORTS, CRAFTS,
DANCE, HORSINO
AND THEATER SPECIALISTS
CONTACT: CONCHARTV COUNCIL
OF aiRL SCOUTS. INC
1344 13th Avenue
Columbus. OA 31901
Rhone; 1404) My a*4«
Caim a ttvdantt intaratlad in aarnlna
a fraa wrMg break In Mtaico or tlia
BaliamMl Catl Campwt Taiirt, irtc al
OM) m mn
If you can tutor, grids pipers, ar cMcb
Softball, and yau srtN ba In Ml
mott FSU at ud ati H ara Sana.
Call Shapbard Academy m mt.
jar
Bakery sales clerks hours noon Ipm
flexible scheduling, food service
experience preferred apply at
Tasty Pastry Bakery llss AS Mkt St
MUOS A MOVIES now ninng parttime
tiwart 4 Mad Rran. Apply in person
aWar Tillpiii, Uw Timbarlane Road
HELP WANTED Parttime 11 J
tttru Saturday. Sandwichmaliar
Apply Nitty la's l7»-ai1l
IMMEDIATE OFENHte
FOOD 4 BEVERAGE OIRICTOft
OCEANFRONT HOTIL
Excelleist benefits include IMsIm
Serleus applicants only
Send resume to:
M Baachview Dr
Jekyll iMand, OA 3I5M
RECORD srmi
Full time / Fvl tima nmat help 4
beyewd un did, vwda bna wt aJp at mgitc
nscamry. SdWdfamma/iEBlltillilUB:
Racardi, liBl Clara Ke« tlvd, mu
PIZZA HUT
DELIVERY
Drivers*
Cooks
Counter Htl^ ^
WANTtD FM Nf W *^
PIZZA NUT DtUMRV
LOCATIM
• Full and part tinta paMtMiW
• Flexible twurs
• Free maalt
• OpparfwMfy far adv anc i m a nt
e O R Nw m txd i^fy
• FliM mueti, tmch mara
Applications accepted anytima affar
Nov 1st Please apply m panait at
Pliia Hut Delivery, )ll MaMan Driva
I Lafayette Place ShlB pIn g CaMarl
'Drivers must Be II year* or over, hawa
a valid drivers license, liability
insurance, 4 dep e ndabl e tranaportaNan.
STOF IN 4 TALK WITH US
ABOUT JOtNINO OWE TEAM
GUMBY'S PIZZA
NOW accepting applications for delivery
service. ImrtMdiate opaiNnga available
Call mtat tor details
CLUBS &
ORGANIZ/iriONS
JUGGLERS
Come luggte with the Tellehaisec
Jugglers Club every Sunday * 6pm on
the Green between Bellamy K the pool
Want to learn to iuqol*'' Want to *iaUh'>
Ju5t come on by you don't need to he
a nnember No equipment required
(we've got beanbags. baits, clubs, etc.)
More mfo 575 3530
FSU
Saillfig Associati<Ni
IS celebrating it's 2Stn year of sailing on
Dec. 3 with a banquet and a party
Anyone who was associated w/tne club
in past years or any new members are
welcomed JSth anniversary T shirts lor
sale! For more information call Jen at
232 3744 or come to the meeting this
Thur, at 7 30 rn 251 Bellamy BIdg
ATTENTION!
Elite modeling troupe tryouts Sat.
Dec i. Call Annette «44-lWI
MMINOLE DIVE CLUB will meet
tonight at 5 30 to discuss the Keys trip
131 Bellamy For into call
Margie 334 45»0 or Nancy 177 7435
•AV/LESBIAN STUnSMT UNION
We're here lor youl Flease loin us
Say Raps Mon, Thur Ipm 305 Naw Union
WMMUt Rap Mon 7pm FSU VHOmem Ctr
E dIlRIII MH Men 4:W 334 New Union
ar write GLSU, FSU Box 9fi4
Far Info call Steve at 314't5N
PERSONAL
MS. EMDCM*
Watch your atap 4 dry yourialf .
Mad fun, hope you did too,
OCT LITTLE SISTENSdKT
Sami formal X mas Party
Pr, 9 topm
Mi'< SEMINOLES
We've hfi'n M-sf„i(hing your opinions
and working tor ^rju' . rjox out Spring
'Of, herp < i^'TK.
•OUTST ANOINO"
AARON
Have a Happy One!
A Christmas call
is nice
Modeling and Acting Jdli^ how to get
tnem iniMa tiM A Intorfitation, major
contacts, all ages 4 tt^as. Send for
details to Dan Ford Publishing,
14407 Cypress Mulch Cr, Suite 1711, Tarn
pa, FL 33*24
AVON FREE SFEEB
Begin now and recteve free product Ina
training 4 free samplat.
CaH Mn. Marab « IM-illl
r4>B
Kris Seyerle
■etti Fitipatrick
Laura Chafin
Rabin Spaed
Joanna Banks
We'll miti you dearly and wish you the
iMtt 01 iMCk in your future endeavorsl
• Vour Sisters
( up 'I
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' lit lobsnllti IFCt
'fitt x-ntaa
REWARD
REWARD
REWARD
VY VOroROLA POHTABLe
CELLULAR PHONE WAS STOLEN
ITS USELESS WITHOUT A SPECIAL
CODE I AMOFFEHING S300 FOR ITS
RETURN NO QUESTIONS ASKED
f .". L . '.7* n; 'n
Phi Kappa Psi
icaap iNiyMf tkM K ma* gifts
for Friday nigtit,
only ls»e days left
ORDSE OF OMEOA
TIturs Spm Longmire
FUN FUN
a t Mf I A r_Hi a
f.nr,Slmi»S P,4r1y
F f idrty Dei i
Brothers. Liine Sisters 1, Pledges
KIM P.
\m Panheil
But a messaoo in the
Flambeau Cinelfied
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
is even better! M
A plwnt call !( gene forever as soon as
you hang up, but your Chrwmas
Greeting in the Flambeau Claaalftadt
can last throughout the holiday season
Send your best wishes to friend* before
the Christmas break sends all the noles
home Just SOt per line (3 line minimum)
thats over 40*S off the regular price
AMydMriWarsaresoveryproudofyou
IFC lanuld like to wish ell Iraternitles
sororities a safe 4 happy holiday
seeson Go Creek I
Have you been ttie victim ol se»udl
assault^ Refuge Mouse Rape tnsis
provices individual counseling and a
Sexual Assault support Group free of
charge. Flease call 4«1 2lli
FREE ADVICE!
Vou got a problem?
Don't lust wallow m your misery!
Write to
ANOV'S SISTER for some help
Drgp a latter in union Box U Wl or
bring it to ttie NEW Union Clatsilied
Off tea. 117 ticw Unien iacrou from
I OttKe)
t runt Monday* In the Flam
So gat wrwli^!
Spring IMS London Fragram Students
Reunion Party at Jack 4 Karol
BritNiam's, 3*44 Eoral Lana, Ipm Sat.
Dec )rd. Call 444 MS days or m-xm
nlgtiH for details
PREVENT WAR
Millions of Leaders What can we do to
prevent nuclear war? Drama, mime
ana music wtlh Dorothy Inman. Salty
Karioth. Pam taws, Del Sugs & Gary
Yordon Sunday Dec 4th at 6pm At
tethel AME Church, SOI Wesi Orange
Ave Kids 4 students tree, S2 adult
suogested donetion WtMelchair access,
signing Iwartng impaired
Check tht
Nil; New Union
M> S Woodward
444 S7IS
U1 Ifll
Mary Kay Cosmetics Rayban - .Serengeti
Wishes you Happy Holiday* with suNOI^SJMwtni 49%
special gifts, holiday item* and great xmaS AIFTS Fast shipping
discounts. For a mora baautHul HalMay Free Ca talog l-a**- 4R AYBAN
^A*Sll Waady RaBMn. Ml-isa QN CAMPUS !
I I FOR ALL YOUR TYPING NEEDS
/ KKl S THE MEDIA SHOP
DONNA AND TINA " ^'4^;;;"°'^
Anottier clay, dnottier social same ^—
treati Delicious, yummy Irojen yogurt NEED CASH?
pies from thMr store. We buy goio .eweiry nass rmgs
I CAN'T BBLIEVI IT'S yOOURTI diamoftd*, coins silver Auqustme Com
Shop, near Gov Sq Man 871 3030
No phone' Not at tiome' Need a '
number for your (tpplication while out lOMEtV
looking for a iOb' We II answer your Wi#WCfc»«
phone or give you a number Don't miss .SiHsUL,,^ ^.
that important call * 1^*1- "TRODUeTION CLUB
Call Allied Services at 3t* 13*2 "l* at^body can afford, all people l» «
CALL 424 10M
FSU Sweat Shirts j,e dye T's
for CHRISTMAS artd other cottons by Benno
QOCCCKITC 2137 Lake Bradford Rd ;7S9«i;
r^KCdCl^ld or see me in FSU union Cour'/drd
Oft ItMn before you leave at FLMT every Wednesday
pHT, Mttwwestwood Shoppfnaeanlar
57* 333* »♦*•»•*•»••••••••««
Need Pictures??? : '^Ho?Ja^.'<!^sf'^ i
g^ym g'J gj' yj^'-^ 'Mgltii * FLAMINGO STUDIOS .
Wnmm %— rWw m wKK^n W ew-awr ^ Afturdable iA 4 14 tr^fH *
* recording, albums, 45's 4 demos *
HORSES * call 57* 4741 .
BOARDING, LEASING. 4 TRAIL *««*♦««• e « e » e « 0 e «* *
RIDES CALLOW* 3033 I LOCAL) ^NT HIDEAWAY CANOI ■■MTAL
MOXIE'S DIRECTLY ON WAKULLA RIVER
S0% Oft Si^le STILL GOING ON ANDHWY99 »7 UP TO 4 HOURS
J ,,>„.^H, I ,X 504 PER CUSHION CALL <>7<, /.Itl
Mt'iW GAINES
Deadline Extended
thru Today
Due to the large response yesterday,
laiB'va a xt anda d ma daadllna Miravgh
•«r aMUa Mwr* taday I M
BUSINESS
PERSONALS
100th Anniversary
TRI DELTS
After 100 years wtiat do they get to
celebrate a eaatary at ancaltaiwat
Tne same treat tlial Ifiay Have lar many
of tneir social*,
1 CANT BEI.WV IT'S VO«mTI
•••e***a***«aa*a***
• SAFELV REMOVE HAIR •
• PERMANENTLY *
• BY ELECTROLYSIS USINC •
• OISFOSAM.E FILAMINT *
• lUMmMN FACIALS *
• IMMM ARXM *
• ELICTBOLOeiST
• SY APPOINTMENT, m itTS •
PALACE SALOON
SUPER MUG '.Pf (. Al big 18 01
MKR ON, • y:i< V ; .vM
SEE' NEAR!
ttle flew A/V Technoloov
O Surround Sound ; i
ALL BRAND FACTORY OUTLET
1433 Lake Bradford Rd. Open 1} *
PS MSI Why settle lor wrectis when
yau can have the bast at
LWW FlMCtS
THE MILL
Bakery & Eatery
"Ceme checi out our daMy (paaiali
Thursday aii the pma 4 *afad you
care to eat $3 9 5
For Ctirislmas have s beautiful portrait
painted by iw a: ,i't.st
Call Dee t7l l»14
SUGAR BOWL
T-SHIRTS
They ara In at FLMT FEET
Oe Banana's Ibnight
DRAFTS Ht
Fool Game* Big TV Great Food
»77«»W
SPORTS BUSINESS
Tn order the )9%t Directory of Sports
Management,' Marketing Pirm% and
Event Promoters, send SIS 95 to :>ports
Advisory Group IM Mar t(>l I Drive
p !,«,,,-t M-.K (VI 48011
SEMINOLE DJ^ CO
MMILB teuM SBIIvlll
Par larRial*, bayrMH. BBrtiaa, ate
•raat Mca, ftraat Saandi
Caw Jtiii at Bhtm
Choose the place where you gel a choice
Seminole Village
FSU s altprnat'v^- -tu .tg .-tffprs the
ultimate in dor n ■ ,< , . i . si-t
cor model and f- " ( • h f,i .
)}N W BREVARD 234 7*16
RUNNING TIGHTS
Now that it IS cold FLEET FEET has
you covered with Tallahassee's largest
talectlon 57* m* Westwood Sho p Ctr
JOE'S BIKES
~ T LAKE ELLA, ]» 3W
Jingle Bell Run!
Help make it Tallahatiaa's largest race
ever Friday nMM at *:tS pm. Enter U
FLEET FllTgrcaH watSM-lSMiar
details
CLARIC-S APPLIANCES. All major
apptlanca* and air condltlonar* lor *ale
or rant. i« «*7«
Wl aUY 4 SELL USED PIANOS
DfLIVERED. TUNED
FINANCING AVAILABLE
JIM'S PIANO
Wta C WEST THARFE ST.
S7t-M*a
LOWEST PRICES
ON TV S, STEREDS 4 VCR'S
WE ALSO LOAN MONEY
MCMN'S GUN A PAMW
S. MONROf AT 4 P0II4TS
tS4 7147
FLAMBEAU
TRAVEL
Roundtrip ticket to Detroit, Ml
Leaving Tallahaaaee Dec 17 returning
January 2. S3i». Call »7i TWa
NYC TICKETS ONI WAV TO LAO.
FROM TALLY ON DEC ». Sill
OBO CALL 57«-a«W EVE
One wey airline ticket,
Fr Tally to Chicago, departing 11/11,
Sloo Call 131}) S77*»4 Iv me w ag a .
Ofte way tickpt irom Taiiatiassee to
Colt^mbid SC tor rtiristmas break
Dale optional slOO 060
Call ptione S74 3598 lor Kevin
One way ticket from Chicago to
TaMMaaaaa Dac. iftti
m eto. Can m-TSH
1 way ticket from Tally to Billings,
Montana, departing Dec 70 valued at
tSU, selling tor tMO >7« 1*3*
Ravndtrip airline ticket from
Tallahassee to Newark, N J . leave
THl HSnAY, DKLKMBKK 1 198H
HAPPY birthday: in
THE NEXT VEAK OF YOUK
LIFE: Stay an top of praiects until
you can finish them and your
career will really take off. New
business iiffers mme vnur way.
You mav fee! lied dtiwn until next
^utnnier Hide your time dl work
but take the lead in romance.
Partner i* im^Mtcil yMtr
conndcRl nuiner. bi«W in the
future. Gssd time* lie itmi for
iurents and chiMreit who fi^
Aays to enioy their apecial rriMim-
CELEBRITIES BORN ON
THIS DATF.: actor ^^lre^-tor Wotidy
Allen, superstar Betle .Midler, actor
Itavid Ihivle. (golfer l,ef 'I'revino,
sinjjer liiu Kawls, lomedians KhH
drd I'ryor and IJtck Shawn, author
Hex Sluut, adreia Clwriene Titen,
sluKger Geor|e Foater, ictrets
Marv Marlm
AKH':.S (March ^1 April m The
iiiiiri- you aihieve now, the better
villi will (eel as the wtA wiadi
down Psychic expericnoca iMf
open up a new srarM far ygu.
Recent trends Mp yoa abtain
finaiHial support
TAI RI S .April 2(i May
Take rare of bills and banking
details Prai-tical accompltshments
put you in the spotlight al work
You find there is a lot of love
.ifounil v'fiu iht^ days Lhildren
iitfd special rea&suraiKe.
GEMINI (May 21 June m You
may hive to do wmethinR over
•.evi-ra! iimi-s I he end result will
be worth ill! .our loll .md irouble
Someune new lights the tires ol
mnance. Sttop Momd knktaig
for investments.
CANCER Uune 21 July 22) Use
viiur head and you will make the
rij^ht relationship dts ision You
i.inniil fa! .our take ,irid havi- il,
iim (Jne admirer wants tu take
care of you, the other wants to be
taken care of
I,F,0 July 2:! Au|i 22, Tak,
other people's fethngs inin anouni
when nuiuna a carter decision. A
smali xili will change the iiiurse of
romance II you ask for a tavor
make it an important one
VIRGO fAi«. 23-Sept m hi
tian^ offer* oouM be sensitive
now. Go over account* and meet
with professional people rather
than trying to promote sonielhinj;
new. Your co-workers make ^^ood
company; the seeds lor a lasting
frieiidship are sown
UBRAiSepi 2:iOct 12i Trv to
be more sell reliant t ackle jobs
Sw can handle on your own.
Mai Ksouncxs oould cmm sane
concern. Speak up if mate or
partner continually gives in to
extravagant impulses
SCORPIO (Oct 23 Nov 21 1
People in authonly ask you to
handle routine work as you see fit
Do not clutter up yogr adiedule by
takiiHi on extra fttpanaMUties.
Postpone signing agreements or
(rinlracts until after the weekend
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 Dec.
2>K Not a food 4m tm HMn
fiiMndal riAs. Ptas up any gMii-
Ming tips Your patieme will he
taxed by (nends who arp overiv
inquisilive about your personal
aftairs. Curb jmur tmper but be
(irm
CAPRICORN Dec 22 Jan l'»i
Keep on the right side of influential
people, but d*) not push iim hard
What happens liehind the ..lenes
now will pave the way lor impruv
ing your well bMUg, Romanca
brii^ you great joy.
AQIIARIII.S (Jan 2I^Peh IKi
Curb those teelings ot restlessness
(nDid thing* will happen it you
avoid actiqi illl|||llively Direct
your jitentte IS or real estate
matters. A Mibtit nroadi help*
rekindle rw n inc t. Da nat malw
demands
PIStKS il-eb riMarih JUi ( ,. (
on tup of ctirrespotKkjnce. A good
^y to contact tnteraMa dienu.
Seek leftat advice if worried about
I I ' ■ ■ '\m ,Tl.on .
■ t' !' i r. lilii!ij>- •■
puuliiig Play a wailing game
Florida Flambeau I hui sday, December 1, 1988 / 19
ONIWM.V TICKET TO BOnON, MASS
<1N OBO. LEAVES ON DEC II
I add $75 to cna nw date) 214 ;OIS
Oneway ticket trom Tallahassee to
Newark on Dl r iiw OBO
' ..n b;; ]biIO
t DAYS IN NEW YORK
Dec 9 18 Ft Liud to Newark
Roundtnp tisg OBO 57* JOM
For Sa(p One ^Ai ticket to
T'r)rk Ldgurirdia from TalMtiassee
on Dei V HlOOBQcal! 224 2274e«t 1416
DISCOUNT AIRLINE TICKETS
Tour-, * f ur,iitr)Hs-.f' * Cruises * All
(!■ ' ' ■ I'.ons • ■ ,■ r i , UNi VE HSAL
TRAVEL ni ■ : ..n in ,.,
TICKETS
Wanted: 4 to A Ikketi lor FSU at the
Suqar Bowl Call follect alter 6pm
10* tit 97S1 Diane Mowser
RIDES
Driving Is Detroit 12/10
Via I 75 returning 1/7
Call Kevin 57« snM
Ne«« a rKe t« O.e . ana COT laavt BHtr
Otc. t WIN pay l«r ^ •! tM
Can Kelly >T*-Mil
Need panenger to go to Washington
area Dec II
k im 576 Un
Need ritje 10 Tampa Dec 2 and ride back
Dec 4 Will help pav lor gas
Call JWSlls or 681 29B1 Susan
Slayer Ian neMli ride to Tamaa concert
Dec >. wnu Pf mmrt lat.
IH-MMMwirlta
I m driving to DC area on 12^9
Call Leslie at S76 ivn
LOST &
FOUND
LOST Pcnla.
gartte Help*
Jbrnm ( amera at FSU UF
t s not mine Call 5)5 8596
LOST black satin (acket with The
Place" logo Reward 644 \63t or 232 3918
LOST black book bag on Tues l)/22
10 30pm at EDU Computer Lab Had
daybook, 10 1, note* for this semester < >
Please call 5«l II03
As a (ommunity service. The Flambeau
will run a short lost or lound ad tree lor
tlvaedays ( subiect to space availability)
Call or come by either
Flambeau Classilied Ollice
N 117 Naw Union U* iJU
IM S Wtosdward Mt INl
LOST : girls gold signet ring w/an onyx
stone, aroursd Kcllum Hall, has RLE
engrave in it. REWARD) Call 644 SIM
LOST: goM cMaUi at FSU UP gam*
Call 575 W7}
LOST silver chain bracelet btwn FSU
& Cash Hall Great sentimental value
REWARD 224 2 274 ext 5224 Heather
LOST: black wallet, meter parking lot
by pool REWARD. Call Duke 177 1137
LOST : a balga Puraa on Crawlerdvllia
Hwy PrMay Call 57t ili7
FOUND: purse containing NILLARV
CHISMAN'S ID. Contact the Flambeau
at the union or call »44 5715
FOUND: onaradEattpakbackbackat
Crenshaw Lanes gameroom on 1)/30.
FOUND young Siberian Huskie. near
Weslwood Srtoppmg Center
Call S75 3061 or ]8 6 4046. ask for Elaine
FOUND Douglas icott Hassan's
drivers license. Call 576 5656
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FLAMBEAU
NOTICE TO GRADUATE STUDENTS
An on going support group is now being formed
to assist students who are experiencing difficulties
completing their theses and dissertations. Contact
Dr. Iirtin Christopher Carrac^ to arra^ a free
initial individual consultation.
575-8954
57S.173i
EMM 'wmm
I^T WkU THIS lYI
Ultra-Cuttomlz«d • Features Oalore
The at Indian Village
For Sale By Owner • 222-3064 after 6
Atoe kttaMbf In Indian OaM - 1 W 2 lAW ftKi UM
THE FLORIDA FLAMBEAU
CHRISTMAS CLASSIFIEDS
[Member 2
50< PER LINE — 3 LINE MINIMUM
OSADLINE TODAY
N117 Itow UMeN b^re ^ er ^ i Weedward befere Hm
M ywi tMMt nut <Anmt» M ta ^aar M aN CAPIimL LITTIRS, mt llnas at m MMy varflcal IHm.
HOLIDAY SHOPPER'S GUIDE
ROSES ROSES
ROSES
»10 00 A DOZEN. IWHAPPED
NO COUPON EVER NECESSABr
ADAMS FLOWER
SHOP
Ml NORTH MONaOE STREET
n4-m6
A FRAME SHOP
Custom Framing Posters Photos
Oils Diplomas We Cut Mats -
U» W Gaines St
(•crMS from Leon Feed CA-Spi>
272 2332
ALL HAIR ANQNAIL StRVICES
I50o OFF WITH GIGI
ARDAN'S
M4 If 17 ♦! > N. MONBW
Tis' tnc season ts tyt-dyMI
Tra La La La La T«M, Tank* ft ToptI
BINNO
MMfM* MM a4 aM save im M any
»«rtliaM til sr man naw ttiraiitli
December Mti.
Call S7SMI7 or
See Banno Wednesda* at The Union
BASEBALL CARD SUPPLIE S
THE BOOK SHELF
ALBUMS ., 1 I . i i.NI i H'. > P S
1103 S MONROE 224 2i«4
HRS ISAM S lOPM, MON SAT
M** Off ALL BOUTIQUE ITEMS
SPOR TSWt: AR K f Y CHAINS, GOLF
ACCFSSOHieSDhCORATOR ITEMS
Ftr MtPrtDIS, BMVB. SAAB,
FOR' Hf AUDI VW
BRAUN MOTOR
CAR COMPANY
nil WBST TBNMISSBB ITHBIT
i»-nti m-tm
1421
Bulletin (K>ards. t.t\a\* u*,^i ^ts
4 marker* boards ffn^tiy si/t-s'
CHECK MARK
OFFICE SUPPLY
1530 Klll««rn Center Blvd.
m g. J*iNftton/25a3 Apatacftt Wty.
Twinkling tights & jingle bells
potpotjrns th(*T smeli so wpII
THE CHRISTMAS
SHOP
N. MONROE
222-5089
(Cornpr oi Ave K N Monro*"'
DOUBLE J'S BIRDS
AND HUBCAPS
Conures, Macaws. Cockatiels,
Lovebirds, i^eavers. Jave Fmcties.
Canaries. Cages and supplies
Used HutKaps 30's to (7
3634 Woodville Hwy . 177 9301
Flus Baby Birds lar Christmas
On the sixth day o) Cttristmas
My salon offered me
ilX WAX ED BROWS
EMPHASIS
ON YOU
%mn. Mofffo*. m^m
Imported dothmg. ofientrti kimono*;
The perf'-r f
THE EMPORIUM
TALLAHASSEE W' « '"7
EUROPA
FASHION
FOR MEM WITH STYLE
TALLAMASStB MALL.
Instead of cards
CHRISTMAS
CL ASSir ir rv,
THE FLAMBEAU
m % WMdward, Mt lNl
H\n Naw uman. M6-ITM
0.
the
sixth day
My true love gave to me
Six Geese a-Laying.
M.iy lliii' mHirujry ()) good
times and quiet moments
•nricfi ttw ioy of ttM I
A set of strings and a guitar strap from
GORDON'S
STRING MUSIC
t«t1 N. MOftROE. tY ALlCftTSOMS
m^im, fmURS MAM *PM
A large wiection of uted grand
ptanos starting at «1.49i'
Sptfial Christmas Eve d*<iv«ry.
JIM'S PIANO
»4I^C WIST THARPC STMHT
STSUM
HICKS
MUG STORI
Frw Oaitvary
US E. JaMafwn
Mi 1034
AWESOME
ISLAND WATM SI^TS Is yaur
CtiristRia* surima haadqusrtars
Surfboards by Natwal An, l>roshapas
and Ralntoow. naw and inad. Skim
boards by Zap and Caray Baottt brds
ISLAND WATflN SMUTS
til W Tennessee St ne>f to Wendy's
Ml I}30 M F to 7 Sal 10 6 Sun \7 S
UNIQUE GIFTS FROM THE PAST.
THE PRESENT AND IHF FUTURE
THE JADE DOOR
COLLECTIBLES AND GIVEABLES
IMAONOLIA ^ANK COUNTVAUB
mtm
Lafayette Clwiitnias
Tree Farm
Hwy.MCaM.beh
222 !
^ItSANTA CLAUSE
#SUITS#
M^eup/MdW h4!ts/co«tumn/m«iNe«
clown & iuggling equip G to R rat«d
gag gifis pranks tohes
MAGIC & FUN
SHOP
Varsity Plaia. lis; W Tennessee St
Hart] To Find pA(3<i^"^ pMvelop«'S, bub
ble /^f fitJ 4 s'vfQ'oarn pfr^nu's *o mail
THE MAILBOX
MI3 7 N Manroa
(Winn Oiniaj^^nB Cantar)
HaunM-P NaM-«:llpiii, m iiam Ipm
MARYLENE'S
MOUSB OP BKIDAL
AND FORMAL WEAR
«M N MONROE STREET
Briday, Pageant &
Wear
MEM S FORMAL WEAR
SY MITCHELL S
Party
MEN S FORI
LET US TYPE AND DECORATE
YOUR CHRISTMAS LETTERS.
THE MEDIA SHOP
N117 NEW UNION
ttitm
★ SAIL BOATS ★
COM PAC 14 It U It H ft ft 27 ft
NEW trom 12750.
PHINZ YACHT EXFOtT
ws-awi
Calltonria MMam By CmiM wlH tMp
your gifts in stylet
OCEAN MOTION
Your Coastal Connection
IJM Markat St 6*4 371*
STYLES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
COLOR MIGHLITES, PERMS
•s
Phase 1 Hair Styl
5*2 1281! lin S N MONROE
^CHRISTMAS
TREES
Freih cut Frazier f- I's Uon-\ N C ,
Scotch Pine, Vtrginta Pme 8. Spruc*.
PRO POOLS
IISI Old Bainbridge Road
Five dollar deal
on our wet lubrlcatad ireaclitl
Vou know tlia namal C«M P4-tt0 tor
tnis bast daal yati
raOTICTION CONNBCTION
eraacn tacks 2 psIr/MJB
Limit) d iimr onlf
RAVE
TALUyMMt MAIL
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
FROM ALL THESE LOCAL MERCHANTS
Ml I IT
Willi
Otok MrH. «M iftirt w/caiiKlaM*
Fran)
Skateboard Station
1611 N Monroe (on Lake Ells!
i81 0237
You NAME IT WE'LL FRAME IT
ftfamps. coins, needlework, photos,
tfKuments. prints, posters, original art
SKETCH BOX
ART ft PICTURE FRAMING
U15 N MONROE. 237 4173
STEREO SALES
*37 W TENN. ST.
HEADPHONES
SUNTAN CENTER
893-6375
Spring break m two n^ontt^
Son'T burn on ttw beach
Tan on our bed !
Oltcounts tor tti^lentt
Mlarlwt Souare on Ttmborlane
Next to Muo» and Movie*
MflkP appo n'trinnl lodayi
RECORDS
TAPES-DISCS
BEST SELECTION IN TOWNI
VINYL FEVER
XI33 W PENSACOLA. 576 4314
TRADE INS WELCOME '
WE ALSO PAY CASH FOR USED
RECORDS. TAPES AND CP'S
FREE
CHRISTMAS
CLASSIFIEDS
Get a FREE 3 line Flamkaau Classillea
Just brmo us a receipt from any of tne
HalMlar IH a tM rs OuMa advertisers
and gat one 1 line ad to run in the Dec
1 CBr^Him CtotHNa^ Spatiat for free
20 / Thursday, December 1, 1988 Florida Flambeau
A few of the students
who can now afford a Macintosh.
liitioduiiiii' Apples
Sludcnl Loaii-lo-Own Program:
Lob ol Ntiideiib would like llitir own
Macintoh® computer at school. But not
many have the credit to huv one.
Which is win Apple created the Student
Loan to-Own Program an ingenious
program that makes getting your own
Macint{«h as easy as using one.
SiinpK pick up an application at the
locution listed below, or call 800-«51-L()AN
mm Apple Compirter Ific . ^k. the ^Ic l(»go, uid MkiiiUinIi m rutste red irademarfe (rf (ijmputef, Inc
Have \our parents till it out, M^n it, and
send It. It they qualit\, llie\ II receive a
ctKck in )i^t a few weete.
Best of ail, t\K loan payments can be
spreai over several ye^.
So, it a little credit is all that s keeping
you truin a .Maciiilosh. why wait!' Viith the
Stu(tent I^an-to-Own i'rogram, Apple
makes it easy.
more infom^kxi or ^)(dicition
conUid Tbe Can^)iB BaMwe at 644-2072
< )r llie Goniputii^ Center ^ 644-2^
Try Rax NEW
Ihco Pocket
and Meatball
Pocket
Sandwiches
You'll be
^Ini|,M
EqA eoiMS in a delicious pita M po^^
Taco Pocket Sandwich
• toco meat • frssh lettacs
• sliced cheese • tomato
Meatball Pocket Sandwich
• Italian meatballs
• Mozzarella and Parmesan
zesty tomato saiKB
r
ANY
SANDWICH
FREE!
Buy any Sandwicti, Large
Frencti Fries, and Large
Drink and Receive a Second
Sandwich of Equal or Lett
Value Free!
(UmH 1)
Please present coupon before ordering.
One coupon per person per vis'l. Not valtd
in corTt)ination with any other otter Otter good
at panicpating Ha»
ReslaufantB onty 1 '?0c
.afih reiJefTnition v.i ijrj
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SG prez says committee's
requirements too academic
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BY GARY FINEOUT
FLAMBEAU trfAPF WRITER
Tricia Hainten appears to be
figtilin^; :i lusirij,' battle
Ttic Fldrula Stnlc I 'rn\ crsits'
sliidcnt liixtv pri-Nidcrii i- Irviii)-' in
chaiiKf thf quahficaliuns a search
comniitte>e is asking of thow am)l3ring
for the position of PSU vice [X^ident
(if student affairs.
} lii isten wants the vice-|M«iidentjal
sciiri fi I cimmittee, on which she sits,
to rci ipiisiilcr Its iriteria of a doctoral degree,
published scholarly work and superior teaching
skills that could qualify the person for tenure.
She feels the criteria are tmi stringent.
Haisten voiced her concerns at Thursday's
searcii coin in it tee meeting, but other members
told Haisten the [xi.Mtion was already advertised
and reminded her the qualifications were
approved 9 3 in a phone vote.
Marilyn Young, a communications professor,
-Hid Haisten might be fostering antagonism to
taniltv mi-nibers-
"1 iim \er\ coneeriied about v^hat I perceive as
an ant 1 academic altitude," Young said. "It s«'ems
i<i me a major component of a vice president of
student affairs is to play a role in the total
integration of the university community I don't
l e why having a doctdrate is anti student "
'I'his iiniver--it\ is m.ide up oC students.'
H.n-ien II .pnnded "it i- here for the students,
not the faculty, not the administrators. I want a
V ice president here who works for the students."
'I want a vice presi-
dent here who works
for the students.'
-Tricia Haislift
HaLsten provided members with a list of vice
presidents from 28 other southern universities.
Five schools, including Clemson University and
the I'niMi-it-. ,,f South Florida, have vice
presidents ol student allairs without doctoral
degrees.
Haisten also told the committee members that
outgoing vice president Bob Leach might have
been excluded if he had faced the same standards.
"Leach may have not qualified under these
requirements," Haisten said. "And I consider Dr.
Leach to have been a great vice president of
student atlairs '
"As 1 told you before he dws meet those
requirements," committee Chair Jane Standley
said. "You helittle Dr Iveach by making those
-•"taterneiit ^ \Vi. are vei \ .student oriented We
have talked at length on thi.s is.sue. 1 don t think
the committee has done anything anti-student,
Turn to SEARCH, page 3
Report: candy machint caused death
BY KINKor 1
H.AMIU M s| \H * HII t K
An engineenii): report -.aid ,i t.nilt', > ,ind\
vending machine was the primary culprit in the
.Nov 12 death of Florida State University student
Patrick Wallis, FSU officials said Thursday
Wallis, 26, was killed when he touched a
vendin^j iiiachine en^jineers ileterniined was not
^'rounded .uid ,i grounded change machine
..iinultaneouslv Walli.s acted as an conductor lor
an electrical charge that passed through his body.
FSU officials released a summary of a study
conducted by an independent engineering firm
hired bv the state s division of risk management
riie sumni.uv said the change tnachine, owned
and operated by FSU, was not at fault in the
accident. But it pointed out a variety of problems
in the vending machine which is owned and
operated by Canteen Food Services.
David Burns, a Tallaha-ee attorneN
repres«'nling Canteen, refu.sed to cornmeiil on the
findings until he had read the st.tte's report I lie
vending machine was removed from the sixth
flotn- IcM^ of Rogers Hall 0a Nov. 18 while the
change machine remains in service.
The problems with the machine were twofold,
aci'ording to the FSl' >uminarv Some coins were
lodged within the machinery switch and a prong
on the electrical plug was broken off and allow ed
the plug to be inserted into the service raceptable
upside down, reversing the polarity.
Several things had to come to-
gether for this to happen. It was
just an unfortunate set of
circumstances.'
—John l\^artin
"Our hill changer was operating properly, said
.John Martin, FSU director of environmental
health and safety. "Several things had to come
together for this to happen. It was just an
unfortunate set of circumstances "
Martin explained that wire^ which were
normally uncharged were .hi'Mlied bv the
reversal of polarity. The lodged coins were also
touchtm a wire and allowed the current to bt
traarfered&om the inside of the machine to the
flrame.
Cla\ Tomlinson, of Tomlinson and Associates
Consultinf; Kngineers, said il the polarity wa.s
reversed in the machine it could have caused
Wallis' death.
"Without looking at the report it sounds
possible," Tomlinson said if the grounding
prong was off and it was inserted upside down,
and indeed the wiri' \sa- touching the COinS you
could make the thing hot"
The official cbum of Wallis' death still has not
been announced because the Leon County
Medical Examiiwr has completed the report.
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BY LAURA PEED
Kl AMBKAl' STAFF WBITKR
Students riding the Florida State University's Garnet
and Gold shuttle buses can expect a change.
Nil lim^iT will they be left behind due to overcrowded
huscN. and they can expert to «et to class on time.
The Florida Stati' Umvcrsity stmicul ^itihIc allocated
$2,768 Wednesday to ensure the continued operation of
a new bus added to the Garnet route. The bus was added
by Parking Services Oct 21 to offset overcrowding
problems platjuint; the system.
"I think It s t;o()(l for the students because the new bus
will run through the spring semester, " said (Jlenn
Scanlan, Parking Services director
For the past two and a half years, student government
has puA 30 percent of ttie bus system cost, while Parking
Services takes ra^emiMlity for the remaining 70
percent.
S(aiilan said that WlttKMit the money from student
senate this new huaoroutd "prcbahly not be running "
Senator Patrick llcKamey, ^jansor of the bill, agreed
that the money fnm ^atut pyi nment was necessary.
"Without this mMtft^Mudent iwwte the tea
would have eventuaM4||B, ' McKamey said.
Because need far thisBiis was not seen earlier, PaUaf
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BY LAUREN KUSIIG
rLAMBEAU STAFF WRITER
Meat caper at Suwann«t Swtfty
Two men made off with 10 packages of ham and red
sausages from a Suwannee Swifty 12;40 Thursday
afternoon, Leon County Sheriff epokesraan Dick Stmiiaon
said.
Ammiing to the 30-year-old clerk who was working
at the time, two men entered the store at 2415 JadlKm
Bluff Rd , -one went to the refrigerated meat area UtA
the other bought sooMcaa^ Umttq^pedtelsok sttlM
magazine rack.
After a few momenta the man in the refrigerated area
walked past the cashier ctHiater toward the door. The
clerk told him to put the meat, which was bulging from
h is jacket, back if im wasn't going to pay for it, Simpson
said.
According to the Ci&rk. the shoplifter said, "I don't have
any meat," but the same time opened up his jacket
and showed the meat.
The clerk, intending to lock the man in tia t*4>n then
call the police, ordered the other man at the magazine
rack (lilt and began to lock the dreir The meat culprit
1 .mil up troni behind and shoved the clerk out the dimr.
Sinipsiiii -^aid
According to the spokesman, the two men went around
the comer and returned with an automatk rvnivtr
which they pointed at the cl«k and saUl, "now toy Mi
get It ' Then they turned and ran.
The clerk descrilx'd the pair 8S black men in their Ma.
The shentTs office has no suspects yet, Simpson saM.
Runaway charged with robbery
A in veai old runaway girl, found by school resource
ofllcers on Dewuy Street Wednesday afternoon at 4, was
later connected to a rol^ery thM happMed • fim daya
evlier, Sim|Mon said.
While the cirl wm heii« up, two nuJm drave
'Without this support from stu-
dent senate, the bus would
have t^ntuaily dM.'
— Pairleic MeKaiii«y
Services took fui^ng from its operating budget to
finaiKe the addition.
"This extra 70 percent was not anticipated in
budgeting," McKamey said. "Out of atudsBt pressure
and the needs that they saw. Parking Sm^iCMt^ tkis
money out of their operating budget."
Parking spaces on campus will be in shorter supply
next snne^r due to construction of a new athletic center
south of Tully Gym. That is expected to close about 200
spaces in t he Tully Gym purUag and add to the bus
load from the Campbell lot.
"If this bill had failed, the harm would have keen
irreparable because of the lesser number of parking
qiaces," McKamey said. "Fiscally, I think it's apfwrent
that this to a small inrice to pi^ Cmr the imsMwraUe
Mure taage of thto biM."
upiaaDodgeChargMraadwere identiFied as being the
16- tad 17-yMr-old teeaa^rs the girl has been hanging
areund with, Simpeon said.
Police determined the car was stotea, s e arch ed it, and
found guns, jewelry, clothes and othsr itaBia tiwy
connected with two burglaries that occurred a ftW days
earlier on Carnn Drive and Tram Road.
The runaway girl was found to \w as.sociated with the
Carrin Drive inurglary and was charged with burglary
and peUt tkaft. Dw Mvo tamafs boya were charged w ith
grand Ihsft and patM tlwft mi ai« tn^Mmted in five
ether biBi^arfaB.
Tl» Uuee are being held at Juf
Dogs find pot plants
A canine unit wa.-. training in the woods between Tram
Road and W(«Klyille highway Wednesday when they
discovered seven marijuana trees about eight feet tall,
Simpeon said
A sheriffs office qweial iaveatigation task (arc* was
called in awl harvMted the plairts wMA ware later
valued at 17.000
Simpson said the planters are not known.
Record Bar robbed
Police responding to a Wednesday night bur>^!ar alarm
at the Record Bar at 410 W, Tennessee St , saw two men
ninaing trtm the parking \<A and into the wooded area,
according to Tallahassee police s pidw sm a n Hiil KinoA.
Officer Patricia McClellan and her canine were called
in and discovcn-d three men hiding in the bushes
The dog specificBlly pointed out one man, HI year old
Dale Cornelius Brown He was arrested, charged with
iNU-^ary and grand tlwfl and bo<Aed into L^n County
Jail.
Bet ween t he Rfcord Bar and the woods a gariwge bag
conUining 36 compact discs, a CD playn- and othK' it^iM
WM fboad.
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interested to go Christmas caroling with them tonight
at 5::iO in Rm. 32;) of the Williams Bldg Carolers must
have their own transportation. For more informat mn call
Julie Cron at S741850.
MEET THE DRIVERS OF THE PASTOR'S
I^ace and Humanitarian Aid convoy to Nicaragua and
aee a sluil -hiiw of the Aujjust Veterans Peace ("onvoy
tonight at 7 in the Co Cathedral of St Thomas More
on the cwner of Tennessee Street and WwKlward
Aveni». Humanitarian aid donations will be collected.
For more tnftNTnation call Tmn Baxter irt S93-7390.
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International lb. use at 916 W Park Ave For more
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Community program offers
shelter to the homeless
BY JAY CALHOUN
rLAMBEAU WRITER
In the winter months, severely cold
weather is uncomfortable and
iiH i)ti\ i riit'iit for some of us, but for B
h(iin( l.-,v person it could hv latal.
I ln I illahassee Coalition On The
Homeless hopes to prevent that here with
its Cold Night Shelter program. TTie
coRlition met Wedm sdav at City Hall to
inform interested |)iirtics about the
piirt)i>sc ol the orKarii/;it Mm, which hopes
to ease the diHcomfort for many people
this winter. Tlw non-profit group will be
[mviding a warm place to sleep for
anyone who needs it be^innint^ this
Saturday iiinht
"The most excilint; thing is thai the
Tallahassee Coalition is the catalyst in a
community-witte coatitkm," said Ray
Dd^usa, the co-founder of the group.
This was the second annual meeting of
the coalition, which besan in 1986 as a
nelwurk <if' ^Dveriunent aj^encies,
c hurches and individuals, it was desijjiied
to provide shelter and other services (or
the homeless, contact the general public
and advocate for funding to support their
emkavors.
The first shelter was st-t up in 1987 Hut
Jane .Shaefler. president ol the ( old
Night Shelter Program, said the efibrt has
coim a le^ wi^ sin^ then.
"It was <mly an emn^ncy shrit«r tfart
we only opened on feezing nights and we
felt that thi re were prohablv ni^jhts that
it should have l>een op«'n, (rtt'zing or not,
SchaelTer said, ".'w this year we dacidted
to try tu get a place and more money ami
stay open the whole winter."
The ettjr provUM (h» Aekermaa
building at 201 8. Bronough this year
The beds were donated by Kappa Alpha
Thet;i soKiiilv and ),'(ivernnient money
has recently been allocated for the first
time.
Last year SchaefTer said the shelter had
to share its space with a claanwm at the
First Presbyterian Church. Every night
the shelter was open, furniture was
moved out and cots moved m This was
taxing on the coalition's limited staff.
(Coalition members don't expect timte
kinds of problems to be i^eaent this year.
Dorothy Inman, Mayer Pro-Tem, said
the group has beeiii*iwpt'ting with other
social service inlPwH^for the same Ifi 5
percent of the tVdera! Community
Development Block Grant fund and
many of their concerns overlap. Sie said
there is a need for a stronger network of
inf(Hraation so these groups can spend less
of their resources working a^amst each
other. Inman suggested rehabilitation
should play an important pari, as well.
"My vision for this organization is that
there could be a permanent home fin* the
homeless that wouldn't have the homeless
there permanently," she said.
Commissioner Steve Meishurg agreed,
saying social services need tu stress
rehabilitation and to get to the root of the
problems rather than perpetawtii^c "band-
aid Botutiona."
The shelter is located in the
Ackerman building at 201 S.
Bronough. It is open to ihe public
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except disagree with you on this issue."
Leach, who aarvad aa vice prwudeat for
student affairs tar 10 years, has a
dcK'torule and has received tenure at KSl'
But .Sherrill Ragans, interim vice
president for student afTairs who stenwd
in for Leach, does not.
Leach was unavaili^k ftwoimment on
the debate Thursday.
Mary Cohurn, the assistant dean for
student affairs who w a- appointed t(, t he
cnmniittee Wednesday by I'resid«'nt
Bernard Sliger, said employees in the
division of itfudent aSbin were divided on
the Aictoral issue.
"The division is fairly split on requiring
a doctorate," Cobum said "It might have
b<'en better to have changed it to the
words of 'preferred doctorate.' But there
are many leaders in the field who don't
have the time to become tenured."
Haisten also told the «»mmittee that
Thursdav inornir.^' she talked to Sliger.
who appointed the committee The
president informed Haisten that if the
committee could not find a suitable
candidate it would be disbanded— the
narmal prectdure for all saareh
omiiBl^aee.
But when Hafaitea Md the eimmiltae
aiuMt Slifer'ti comments. Standley told
HaMaa 4l|U<^ould not be "threatened."
" ^( kf ^ffk al thrertmed at all that
President Sliger would disband this
group," said Standley "I think we can do
verv well in finding' a c .mdidale"
Standley also countered comments
made in a letter by FSl' Health Center
Director B<^ Kimmel, who said the
qualificattom eoald kad to peerible
discrimination against wMMa and
minorities
"We have had more than 20
nominations so far," Standley said. "One-
third are women and all the nominees
have doctorates and several of the
nonineM are black. It lei4u Wu) to qm tile
people who h a ve iteen Msdnatad driajy
meet our nualilications"
Despite Haisten - pi t -.i-.teni f. the
committee decided it would defer all
qtM»tions abmit the qualifieationa until
the pool of applicants was lookted over 1^
committee members The deadline for
nominations was Thursday and the
deadline for applicatHins is Dec 22
The committee mendx-rs agreed to Iwk
over the applications by the first week of
January. At that time the committee will
dacide if it needs to change the
(|UldM^tions or extend the application
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Sealing the cracks
Mary Lee Collin.s i^iwv birth to her Ultrd child Ittrt FtMsy, hMTS
before she killed her second-born.
Cdlins, 21, of i^hyrhilla, faces first-degree niarder diargM for
thixiciith (if her son Joshua whom she allegedly abu.sed time and
Urae aQam lor the .short 22 months he was alive. The Department
jf Hea l tf i and Rehabilitative SovtoM, the ^te i^ncy reqxmaible
^ isv^tigating child abuse cases, is now doing just that. HRS
fifsrtenan looking into Joshua's case last summer when Collin.s
brought the child into a Pasco County hoq>ita] and claimed the
severe bruises on the child's body were squired when he fell onto
a cemetery toml^one. Collins, who has a histmy of abuse, later
admitted in a sworn afTidiivit thut she had pushed Joshua to stop
him from crying. She was found guilty of child abuse and placed
on HRS supervised probation. CoUina' two children, taken from
her custody last June, were retur^d to her home shortly before
her trial. HRS's goal of preserving families has good mtent. In this
case, the Collins family is shattered forever
It was apparent Collins had never given Joshua the affection and
attention he rightfully deserved. The malnourished toddler begged
for f(MHi, whined and cried constantly and was seen frequently with
his head hung low. There were still other signs of abuse: bruises
on older brother Nathan's body and omiplaints from friends and
neighbors Last VVcdne.sday, Collins went over the edge When
Jo.sh ua would not stop crying, his mother kicked him m the head
with a leather tennis shoe to make him shut iq>. Twe 4»y% latMT,
the child died of sustained wounds
Whether HRS caseworkers could have avoided Joshua's death
is a question that has not yet been adequately aiuwered. But many
of those who criticise don't realize that on an average day, as many
as 1,600 phone calls reporting child abuse throughout Florida may
b» monitored by HRS couns«-lors at the centralized Ahu.s*- Registry
With newly automated tracking systems, the agency is able to
investigate cases within 24 hours. In the majority of cases, HRS
is ahte to detect abuse and take action accordingly Sadly, the
Joshua Collinses somehow slip through the cracks in a system that
is ttltim^ly hnad m huflMui jt^^anrt mi tker^tv pgmm to
human error.
That's precisely why child advocates in Florida and nationwide
are stressing the imooJFtance of preventive programs that preempt
situations and cond^^ leading to potential child abuse and
ne^ect— programs t^R would ietaally eliminate the med for an
abuse registry Poverty, jf)b stress, lack of family support .systems
and day care and poor parenting skills are primary contributors
of child abuse. And there are progruns Aat mm dMigned
specifically to address such problems
It's ea.sy to provide statistics on how many cases of child abuse
are investigated in a year. BvA W» miKh more difficult to |HY>ve
Iww many incidents of abuse were prevented altogther because of
a succesful program, making it even tougher to justify dollars for
such programs
But policy must change as the societal and *!nmfwt mlu* of
^mvti^n becomes hierMsingly obvkras to haum service
agencies It's far most cost efficient to deter violent behavior than
have to punish and rehabilitate at a later sti^. Only then will
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LETTERS
Think about it
EdHoR
THE NOVEMBER 24 EXECUTIOMB
From Washington State to Florida
And from Maine to ('alifornia State
From North Dakota to Texas ^te
Thif were murdwed in
In tte nan* flf Pi^oris «f th^ai
Turkt'v, Turkt-v, Tur key
How unlortunale to be born a Turkey
Only to be executed in our millioas
la ovens of Thanksgiving juriee.
In my next journey to this world
1 will like to Ik' a pigeon living in parks
and feeding from ^rpocrMcai pains
of these juries,
(H* be a <tog f ee diag — dag biscatU
and attendiBf fairs.
Or be a cat feeding ee hooqr and cheese
and sleeping on the wva *WWftlHt of
pretty women
Cotainly I will not return to this diacriffiiaating
plaaet a tur^
To be electrocuted by mouth-watery Thanka^v-
ers for being sillv ^nd fmlish tobetarkM
and not catfish or dogfish.
Lnrfo
Just funnin'
Editor
As students at FSU and spirited fans of the
Seminoles, we are extremely upset by the
attitude of lome of the FSU fans and the
treatment m received at tlw FRI^erite
football game this past w e ek end.
We were part of a group ef Students who, as a
.fhow of our support for the Seminoles, were
standing during the biggest home game of the
■eaaMk. Some pet^ behind US dkta't agree with
ear Mrios; Oiis beeMM aeticaaMe in Bsconi
qam¥Ke wAmt the gaaM was a little slow No one
politely adied us to sit down. Instead, we were
pelted with paper and ice, and people angrily
demanded that we sit down. Oae man in ttue
crowd behind us becana halllgai aiil «Amb we
runaned standing. He e&am to eur ssctiea ni
Ihisiian s d two g^ tf ^ wew^'t sit 4mm.
He tiNB ipake I* D^p^ Ba«M ef tte Lean
County Sheriffs Office, who was in the stands.
Deputy .Sowell came to our .section and told
everyone to sit down or be removed from the
stadium. He also "asked" everyone in Aisle 28,
Rows 1-24. to remaia seated for ^gams. No one
else that we know at hu been s rt i j ec ted to this.
We left at half-UsMbecaiHe ws Were du^uMed
by ihisiittitude We don't like being so harassed
(or sfeiMK ;iny FSU fan so harassed) that we felt
we had to leave the game and watch it on TV in
«Mrdw to Aow otu- ^IrM.
With trMtasent tUte this, it's no wonder there
doesn't seem to be any spirit among the fans, as
sfinie people have noted this wason The FSU
Florida game is the biggest home game this
season, which is why the ac^ioM oi the fans and
Deputy Sowell upset us M miuh. It's
umta^rtandable to be th reat ei wd with expulsion
from the stadium if a group is drunk or unruly,
but all we were doing was havu^ a good time and
dia«iag An- the Smiwriea.
Pete Cable
Dm Ma
Imperialism
Editor:
Three billion dollars in Saving and L>oan
arrears woe recMtly barely revMled. Our
arrMrage is aeulerinee we (bet mw ^ white
of Ni»Nl'a^pea in 1968. Even the duck population
has decreased 70 percent since 1955 Our policiet*
are financing private foreign armies in places like
South Korea and Brazil where they have the
oppression ot the BMilWudes. Anti-trust and
rsgulatMD aie oar sacur^ net la ptevert the ^
at profits out of the country to finance sinister
activities against other workers. Deregulation i>-
not just safety. Our basic economic foundation
industries such as steel have gone abroad to
^acM like Japan and Weet Germany whmrt
tom^ isvMtors skim off praltes. fanpatialim is
peraicieus. We are allowing our farm
communities to die. We don't even have the
purchasing power for basic housing. We are like
a person living near a church who never hears
the chwA riaglaff. tf muttiaatioaal
pnAam era not tevWMe to M, then thsy surely
hMs thefar tradu with euphemisms when we
demand an explanation. Our policies are ih.
quicksand that is enveloping and enslaving u.k
We have given our allies every advantage while
^tting muaelvaa in the red. Aatt4rust eaa
pr s t s st ua from a eaM^raMM of waalth. 1^
lives of a million worlHnMMtMtM^onthe
whims at the few.
Miijaris U Wt«^
Florida Flamb«au Friday, December 2, 1988 / 5
Town meeting
provides forum for anti-nulces
BY ALBA AOUBBO
FLAMBEAU BTAFF WRITEII
City CommiBsioner Dorothy Inman has the opportunity
to start a second career in acting this Sunday wht-n she
dehuts in a local production. Millions of Leaders: What
Can W(. Do to I'ti'vcnl Nuclear War'"
inman, lilte most other actors in the performance, has
no intention of abandoning teaching and her worlt on the
eommlMion for the bright lights (rf the stage. In fact, she
wouM rather introduce the actors than be one.
But she believes the performance, part of the Town
Meeting on Nukes this Sunday at Bethel A.M.E. Church,
can he one step toward a^ytaNI tka mickttr wtiyons
buildup.
"This ia a way to briag out a Icrt of dtf^nt grottj^ in
Uie cwnmunity together in a positive way I haven't seen
a lot." Inman said. "We all want to see a future of peace
for this country and for the world.
"I'm kind of typecast, I'm a teacher (in the dramatic
readingi, " she added laughing. "I don't know how I'll do,
I kind of like the idea of being an amm better."
This year's town meeting, whkh alao features jasc
performer Pam Laws, will be the third such event
organized by local activist Margie Menzel The meetings
are intended to facilitate community involvement in ItKal
and national issues— to lend a feeling of empowerment to
those w ho may feel powerless, Menzel said.
"The hardest thing ia this culture is to get pecyle to
participate," she raid. "The bigger the government gets,
the bigger the population of the world and this country
become, the less the individual people feel they can make
a difference "
Evi«tenGe of the frustration many people feel is tlie low
turnout during the reeeat pr e eMeBt iri daeMea, MeiMwl
Mdd. \
Educating an audience, even one eager to learn about
political issues, is a challenging task No one wants to be
overloaded with information or bored by too much talk.
Menzel. who wnrte tiM Kript, b a tti^ ii vt Mat teve •
place in politics.
"It's not any (bn for me to organise snaething wMi m
artistic content," she said
That's why this year Men/el decided to omit the
di.scuasion part of the town meeting, which she said never
worked as well as the musical and theatrical
performances.
The idea is to put on something that's ^ng to fM
people juiced, turned on," said.
The people behind the town meeting
Although the budget for this year's production is larger
than that of previous years, it is still only a very slim
11,650. The money raised through donations and
mt/vMM ia the program will h^pay p faf lMi tDari
li)[^tiiif , sound ainl advertisement.
The actors and other performers receive $10 apiece. It's
not much, but enough to let them know their work is
valued, Menzel said. "I think it's important to make the
statement tlMt m% it vahiai. I UMi it kaa a QniriMic
value,"
More thm 60 «»BimtmHy raei^Mrs will frmiit tbe
entertsinment for the evening. Special guest Del Suggs,
The People's Choir and the children of the Youth
Developmi nt Workshop Day S<h(K)l are among the
performers. Florida State University studenU and faculty
and many commuuty leedm are of tiie mM §ar tim
aiiffion Oettaekalk, «i profsiaor of ae^ «wrii.
plays a survivor of Auschwitz who sees a connection
between the destruction in Nazi Germany and the current
threat of nuclear annihilation. In reality, Gottschalk and
his views are very similu' to hia character's. He was born
in Berlin and kat hia awt and umle in Auschwitz.
According to Gottschalk, the ctmnectiim between
Auschwitz and nuclear buildup is that evil and violence
and destruction are bureaucratized. The difference is that
only Jews were targeted for destruction in the German
concentration camps, the modem day weapons threaten
emyoM, he aaid.
"tWe will ka no anAm^km i^ooew like there was in
Auschwttz because the bomb does not discriminate."
The Town Meeting will be held Sunday night at 6
at the Bethel A.M.K. Church. The location is
wheelchair accessible and the program will be
interpreted for the hearing Impaired. A ^ adult
toaatlPB ia r a qa a a la J. ChB&wi m»d aliiieaH ft«a.
Pastors hit ttie road for Nicaraguans
BY LAUREN LUSTIG
PLAHSKAU STArr WRTrCB
The Tallahasaee community, ami other
^her cities in tte Uatod States, are bei^
asked to help load up trucks with supplies
for poverty-stricken .Nicaraguan people,
Tallahaaseean Roger Peace and Pa^rtor
Hogan Yancy of Alabama will leave
Salurdav morning to drive a truck with
donated supplies from Tallahassee. The trip
li brtag s^aaoTMl by Pastm-s tw Peace,
"Wm a special thing I feel I want to (to,"
fmtee said. "I think it provides direct aid
to people who reallv need it, and make-, a
gt^ment regarding how many of us feel
abeM the Mie^ ^ CU.B.)
government,"
Tom Baxter, secretary of Tallahasaee
Veterans for Peace said that by donating
Bioney, medical and education supplies,
^liUkvn's clothing and toys, Tallahasseeans,
eaa abow Nicaraguans that aot all
Amarican people support the U.S.-lweked
contra war in Nicaragua,
"We need to show the people in
NiMragM thi* not all American people
MVfert mur administration's po^tim,"
B«rt«r aaM.
The Tallahassee Veterans for Peace is
hosting a covered dish sutler tonight at 7
in CoCatl^ral St. Thomas More
CMlwlic Chur^ for the Pastors for Peace
convoy to Nicaragua that will be coming to
tow n
The Pastors for Peace call tin- (onvoy a
"rairton love" carrying "p« iH I , hope and
humanitarian ay" to the Nicarai^ai
people. Hie trucks de^rt^ trtm several
cities across the r S Nov 2R and will pick
up don a I kjo- on t he journey to Nicaragua
I'eaci 111' and Yancy will hook up
with another truck coming from Miami
that haa alnsa^ edtoetad ^fiOO wmik of
donatioN.
Baxter also thinks it's vital to nwnter the
governnieiit 's support of the contras
"We need to help the childen in this poor
country Md we're ntrt doing any good by
attackiag it and spreading terror
throughout their land," Baxter said.
According to a pMf^let put out by The
Pastors for Peace, this venture originated
when Rev Lucius Walker, who sits on the
group's advisory board, was shot by contra
M«M«Miaona"pNeeniia8ion " Walker
WM m a dvilian passenger boat lA the
time, aeeerdii^ to the pamphl^
"The people of
Nicaragua experience this
kind of terror daily."
Veterans for Peace
Secretary Ed Green said,
"The contra goes after
civilians, it's part of the
blatantly illegal war. 1^
are terrwiata."
Baxter has the sam
"In Nicaragua we'ra didl^ baaically the
same thing we did in Viet Nam, kicking
aiound a poor country ," Baxter said "It's
illegal, immoral and wrong The convoy
filled with the donations is to help
counteract the violence with love, justice
and friendship."
The collections will be distributed to
churches m the area of Managua. Priority
projects include schools, clinics and other
cmnmunity prefects, e^Mctally <mes that
hadn't reeeived aid.
At team's e^ered ^ dinsMr ton^t.
there will be a slide presentation of a
similar convoy made hy Veterans for Peace
members Bob Hornyak and Jefl' Whalen a
few months ago.
Tbia was the tr^ that i n^ir ed the
'The contra
goes after
civilians, it's
part of the
Matantly II-
war*
The PMtors for Peace trucks will
converge in San Antonio, Texas Dec, 1013.
ThiA li cross the Mexican border on the
14th and arrive in Managua about
Christmas time.
torter raid hia motivate omms from
his experiences as soldier in the Viet Nam
war.
"I've seen the hell of war released on
people and I don't want to see it anywhrn
else."
PattHe— tlM Paatora Aw Peace
eMVoy wlB Iw taken at the First
Presbyterian Church at 1 10 N. Adams
St., or at the covered dish dinner
tonight at St. Thomas More Co-
Cathedral at the corner of West
Tenaaaaaa Straat and Woodward
Avaaaa.
6 / Friday, December 2, 1988 flwlchi WUmtwrn
Computer attracts worldwide attention
BY BRIAN P. BRAY
KI.AMBKAI STAKF WRITKK
In order to give Florida State University an
internaticmal r^nitation. scholars must be recruited from
•round the world to do their reaearch here in
TelUhwwee, umH^ U JsM^ ynstttti, ^fSim of
tiM St9(n«^npBter Cm^tttctioMKwMreh tn^tuie M
fSV
Lannutti is doing juHt that by olMng teNM^
get access to a supercomputer.
"Worldwide attention will give degrees from this
imtim^ evMi man audibility," Lam^ aaUl. "It does
lielptd have a i^wr^puter, but it'a tte quality etti^
stafT and reMM^Iwn tbtt tfva a usivmify ite
reputation."
I'p to about Ave years ago, most supOTOMBptttera
available to universitiea were in use by ti% ifnmtamMt
toe weapma rMMreh. Today, several eolle^ matam tiie
them.
Since the Supercomputer Computations Research
Institute, or SCRI, began in 1985, researchers from all
over the world have come to Tallahassee to use the
supercomputer. Currently, scholars from mm thm ^
feraign countriet ara wariting mi imqects at PSU and
many have evra joimd the staff
"PSU is fortunate to have this reaearch institute They
have yet to exploit it to its potential," said (Jyan Hhanot,
a researcher at SCRI who is or^pnally frt«n Imiia. "There
are not many places in the world where you can get
access to a « ipareoB^ rt» like Ais."
When vtstiing otllabra'ators work with FSU staff, they
stimulate the exchange of information and ideas which
is vital for the advance of knowledge and education,
Lannutti said. The supercomputer has become an
international medium through which people from
varimia cultwea work tflftthw <» ^H^jyol^nu
Md laM AmM ow MolkOT.
"Not only does it help to exchangaMUMtion, it also
helfm to make science an intematioBid lindiitii in." said
Teiqr KmM#. who is d<d^ ywtkto ^nte feiMH^
OB ttw eo^itw. "The computer is ihM a replacement
fia* Ainking, it enables one to study systems that
^herwise would be impossible".
Supercomputers, like FSU's ETA-10 whidi can porform
up to 10 calculations emy bUUo^ of a aaemd, have
ravdtttiooised the way t^^Ms ^pnedi tt^ir wcrk.
Now, one persm with tha idd af a ^enM^tutar can
prnrrnn rni i us i|innHHstr** ' "
take a lifetime.
indivitaik weridi^ atone in the fttriiten rfEiasteia and
(femwr reU PnrfeHOT Paul) Dirac. Today's technology
requires staying on top of things and that means using
a supercomputer. Using it ^actively takes teamwork,"
Lannutti said, "tf^ te ^ te Oa Mm. yw on't
ifa> it ahme."
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It seems uirfitfr. The genius liad all that time. Wliile you have a few
slwrt hours to tearn your sun spots from your satellites before the
mm.
On die QiSm luMi, VNvfai gives you the ckfinite tdvaitti^. It Mps
keep you awake and mentally alert for bnvs. SaMy arittm^^^te
even when the subject matter's dull, your mind will stay ra/or sharp
If Galileo had used Smnsu £(MiU h»i« n^istered s^
system faster, too. w^ . .a w
Revive with VIVARIN:
Plays abound about town this weekend
TLT: Better luck next time
Qttoit on Fin ^mf% tkmigh Sunday at tto YoMfifl ^tolwt' ThMft.
PHOTO BY EO 0 COHNOi>
Off-Street: Thought-provoking comedy
BY OliOA ASAL ( ONNOIXT
rLAHBEAl: STAFF WRITIIK
Clive Barnes once said "there are twci kinds of
omwdy. Th« coimdy that makes you laugh and
tten leta ymx go, and tlw eotmAy that makes you
teu^ and then, for an encore, makes you think "
Michael Weller's Ghoul on Fire, turrcntlv
ninrun^' for only three days at tht: Younj,' Actdr^-
Theatre, fits into this Utter category. Ralph, the
gi^ Ei^lish doctor, gr^ws drunkenly at every
tea in the resai and advo^as glirtU^, lechery
and revelry between trips to the bathroom, then
answers his hmtess' irritated suK^'fstinn that he
return to England and put a bullet through his
head with the coyest rejoinder: "Te l^MHittf
in England would be.. .redundant."
Neil toamim, • tl\maatm wiio has t^vt4 kia
■khe in the va^ CalMraia ftln tateatry,
returns to his friend Dan Rlttman in New York
and pr()piis»'s ii cdllaboration on "a hnrnhle film"
called Revenge of the Unborn, m which an aborted
fetus climbs out of the trash can, invades the
badr oo ms irf any aa^ytoa it rinda aet aiinf
eontracei^ion and muftm tlMn. % «tt ba
topu al and draw in thaWgbttolllbriilM^nka.
A douhle whammy.
Weller's tone happily mBOmttttm MWai
plou. One concerns tlM Rtttmaii^ raHniaga,
wMdi ia about to ariMMtraet ba^w Dan
Itttaian tiM had an affair with emm al his
rtudents. Since Dan has relaxed into the black
waters of apathy and refused to make films,
meaningful or otherwise, he has deprivixl his wife
and college friend, Neil, of their idealistic role
Bodal. Bebart Niaon iNnagi an i^npiatc
maaaore «t to Dan's diaraetw. Ha and
Terri Van Hou.se, who plays Julia Rittman, seem
very comfortable on stage, though they
sometimes stav just lielow tlie level of natural
heat they need to make their tensest
confrontations believaUe.
Anotlw plot revolvM around Neil Toomie's
wdden r^ro. After (fve years in Calif(»>nia, he
has reapp<>ared with a neurotic wife, three kids
and a home with a Spanish servant.
•Symholicallv he lUn tia^ i hrain full of rot" and
will die any day Van Horn Ely III brin^ a aort
of loose jointed araa't I a^^arart^ iMttuda to
Toomie. But ba muat handle his pace with care,
since Tomiie enters carelessly energetic and
eventually deteriorates tti the point where he can
hardly pick up his feet Though Kly ha.s a
tendency to garble his words on the more rapid
exchanges, he is, for the most part, will rtyiipysd
to parte«y the radkal (^u^aa in Taenia.
^e Woodka as Michelle Toomie plays the
oddkin quite well herself In another main
plotline, we see her portray the confusion and
jealously of the tiureesome Toomie formed so
many years before with Um Rittraans. Miehalle
baa net made filma nor goM to «dtefs; she has
kad briries, smoked pot mat gmie out with college
guys. The monologue Weller has given Michelle
to nowhere topped in this play He is not always
as subtle as we would want him to be, but
Michelle's apo a c h about riding t^ fraavays
between Mb md Uving is ena ofMa ni Waaiu's
finer pieces ct worit in Oka^
A highlight of Ghott on Fire is the film within
the play It is the film that Dan finally makes
with Neil, but whether this film is Wci ivi^e of the
Unborn this reviewer will never reveal
Gbo*t oa Fin runs toniglrt through Sunday
at tha Yovag Aeter'a Sta^ at «• Gtoavlaw
Dr. Curtain time is 8:15. lockets are W f<)r the
ganaral public and 94 for students with IDs.
BY
JENNIFKR HIN( HEY
KI.AMRKAl' WKITKR
Taliahussee Little
riieatre's latest production,
I'dik iif Lu's. will be playing
ihiouK'h Dec 11 That's the
! ad news. The gwxi news is
I hat it will only be playing
lui \ I'll days
Thai s not to say the play,
written by Hugh
Whitemore, doesn't have its
entertaining momants—the
problem is that they are few
and far between. Few of the
ailcpi -- appt and ti> be in
rhaiacter, while the others
were just reciting lines.
These were not the most an
noying tlM lot, though
Those who were overdnmj,'
their lines were the instant
,iiiniivan< e
The humorous parts of the
play were by far the best
I hey flowed smoothly, rely-
ing heavily on the comedic
tuning of actress Miriam Daidy,
who plaved Helen
In umirast. the dramatic
moments were dull and lifeless.
These served to push the story
along, but they tended to make
one wish Helen would come back
on ■'tage Most of the drama f<K
ed on Barbara Jackson, who was
feebly portrayed by Mig Hum
phrey. I'm Mure Humphrey has
some talent but she must have left
it home for this performance 1
hope she can recover it for the rest
of the run
The story line centers on
.Scotland Yard invading tiM
Jackstm's hamt to do Mtfveillanea
on a eoopto who lives acreia tba
street, who happen to ba tlto
Jackson's Itest friends.
The couple, Peter and Helen, are
a mismatched pair whoaa
p e araaca a the cwnic taMaf to
the never-ending metodbmna.
Helen definitively steals the show.
Her brash and bawdy rdininenls
speed up the comatosely paced
play. However, her husband Peter
fails miserably in the |^ of the
rtraigbt raaa. Pl^ai Iqr Jin
Stokesberry, Petar Wf^mn com
pletely awkward on stage, not
really knowing; where to go.
Also adding to the comic relief
are the two watchers. They are
Thelma and Sally, playad by
Nadine Purvis and Eulalia Noble.
resp<'ctively Their sarcastic dis
dam for their jobs helps the au-
dience find the humtff ia tMa
pathetic porfwrnaiice.
PHOTO n> I :
Our reviewer was less than
pratMd with Um.
im-
The main problem is that more
sympathy is felt for the actors
than the characters they are por
laying. Enna Hun^hny, who
irtays Jtilie Jackson, Im Mhiite
talent but is obviously limited in
the role. This is also the case with
the father, played by Richard
Rubino. Though no empathy or
sympathy to ew ha d by or iar this
character, you want to faal
somathing to giva Mr. Miaa a
reason I
time.
More annoying than the overac-
ting were the little episodas that
fttrtbered the plot. This wm ac-
complished by one character sten-
ding on the edge of the stage,
directly addressing the audience
This might be an interesting way
to deal with limited stage q>ace
but it dom't laava much to tha
attdieaea'a iatalligeBca or
imagination.
Here, director Charles Olsen
should be given some credit He
has to deal with so many pro-
blems, mieh as limited rtage^Moa,
madiocra actors (not af thw)
and a weak stmy.
This isn't the sort of production
to give up LA Iaiw for, but since
Saturday night's TV line up to
pretty bad, there is reason for g»-
ing then.
Pmek of Lies plays tonight
through Sunday and Dec. 8-1 1
at H p.m. at the Tallahaasee Ut-
ile Theatre at the corner of Bet-
ton and Thomaavfla
Ttek^aralt.
8 / Friday I)-,, .,,l„ , 2. 19H8 Florida Flambeau
UB40, Kinsey Report bring
cool, red-hot music to town
HV (OUN lOWNDES AND
STKVE MACQUFEN
OK THE fLAMBEAl s|Afh
Sure, it H a cheesy way to stardom, but
the British reggae band UB40 has to be
forgiven for covering Neil Dianumd s
obscure tune, "Red, Red Wine.' Band
nu tiibers claim they thought it was Tony
Irihe's.
Whether you believe their lame story or
not, UB40 deserves a chance to
demonstrate aome of their far better,
original work f« you tonight at the Civic
Center.
"Red, Red Wine.' the sonf,' that refused
to die, i.s representative of much of the
catchy, upht it material sprinkled
throughout UB40'8 albums. But there is a
more ponderous side to the eight-man band
which took up musiral itistrunient.s a.s a
reaction to the boredom o( Ijeing on the dole
'VHiD IS th,. name of a Britiah
unemployment benefit form).
On fHW 1980-1983, the first and
arguably best U.S. release, the novice band
tackled such themes as anti-imperialiRm
and the djsinte>,Tation «rf Martin Luther
Kind's dream (Iranted, that was hardly
i iidu al (or Hnlmh bands of that era. but
UB40's modus operandi was a unique blemi
oi British-rtyle reggM, wUny haraumy and
overproduction that wnra-lMd, rtran^ly
enmigh.
The band called a temporary truce with
social outrage on 1983'8 Labour of Love,
which covered evoryone from Neil Diamond
to Bob Marley and gave UB40 a Ku.irded
mea.sure of fame. The four subsequent
albums saw them back on the political trail
and < ulminaled in a tour of the Soviet
I 'nion Back in the USSR, the lads worked
up their best mockery-of-capitalism pose
and the surly, disaffected, workingclass
youths took the Russki. s i,v storm
But deep down inside, LB40 knows
reggae music is simply too much fun to be
forever saddled with social commentary-
even Peter Tosh jumped up occasionally
with "Johnny B. Goode." So on it.s latest
album, UB40. the band has struck a balance
with the hard line vslnle making
concessions to the ^,'ood time
rH40 has found its own niche in Old
World reggae, and somewhere in there is
an appeal to mainstream American
audiences that others bands like ^el
Pulse and Aswad have not found
• • •
The Kin.sey Ke|)oii was (he most pleasant
surprise in blues this year Their AlligatW
LP, Edge of the City, was fiery and funky,
mixing reggae and bluet, updating the
sound while remainii^ Rrmly ro^ed is tbe
best of the blues tradition*.
Arrf if you know moch ^ut Donald
Kinsey, the band's leader, then the groi^)
Th« Kinsey Report's leader Donald Kinsey (second from left) has played '
Albtn King, P»t*r Ti^. ^ M«rl«y and Roy Buchanan.
wasn't much <rf a S^rise at all
Introduced to music by his father, harp-
blower and slide guitarist Big Daddy
Kinsey (who will be appearing with the
band Saturday night), Donald was on the
road at age 13 At a^'' 1« he landed the
dream job for an aspiring blues player -
rhythm >,'uitari,sl for the great AUn^rt King,
artiuably the best electric blues player
alive. Kinaey appearad on two Alb«rt't
LPa. qeiMm mdy wten his f^fh
returned from the service.
The two brothers formed White
Li^tai^ in 1976 with Busts Cherry
Jomm, who played bass on Talking Heads
Remain in Light and \arru of This Hand
IS T<i!kiri^ Heads. They made a record.
White Lightning, at Memphis' Sun Studios.
From there Kinaey went to Peter Tosh's
band, sitting in on Ijegalur It. before being
Sm kinsey, page 9
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Kinsey
(rem •
askod t(i joLti Bob Marlcy's
hand He did, of course,
playing' on the live album
Babylon by Bus. Kiiuey
quit he nearly lost his
Ylfe during an altcrnpt (in
Marley's life Then it was
hack to Tdsh playinji on
Bush Din'lor and Mama
Africa B8 well u proitidiig
and arranging the hit ver-
sion (rf"Johnny B. Goode."
The Kinscv Report was
lotimd in 1984 with
I)(>nald on lead guitar,
Kalph on drums,
old brother Kenneth on
bass and Ron Kinsey on
rhythm jjuitar The
nKHicrn, funk and reggae
laced blues joined with Big
Daddy's more Mississippi-
rooted blues to fom Big
Daddy Kinsey and the
Kiri--<\ Hcpor! Their
album, Had Siluiitmn. was
produced by Donald
Alligator Records
founder Bruce Iglauer
' heard The Kinsey Report
and signed them to a con
tract Hilflf of the f'l/v is
the best Alligator album in
years and om of the best
blues albums in • long
while. Grittier, funkier
and hidser than, sav,
Robert ( ray, the Km.s«'y
Report IS headed straight
down the road towards
^rdom.
While Big D«ldy Kinsey
still tours with the boys
(xxasionalK . the ^jniup
IS making a name tor itself
on its own. If the live show
is impreMive am the
album or Donald's incredi-
ble pedigree. wear
sonietluriK asl)estos ymi
might l atch tire
UB40 piays the Civic
Oater Friday night at t
with special guest Ipso
Parto. The 116 tickets
are available at the
Civic ( enter Box Office
and Ticketmaeter
outlets. The Kiaeey
Report plays the Ctnb
Downunder Saturday
night at 9. Tickets are $2
for non-students.
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get in free.
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HAPPENINGS
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( I ,ilt- Sale in ihf Uradlbrd
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^iii'ft, right bf^hind the
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; n ii provides older people
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uiiiiniunily by caring for
others Ceramics, jewelry
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rl IV and Saturday from 1 1
,1 III III 4 p.m. Contact
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lor more information.
FI.O AND KDDIE
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did hacking vocals on Bruce Spri n^istccn's "Hunffry
lltart" and Flo (real name: Howaid Kaylani is
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in her wonderful book, I'm With the Band. If you want
to see the '€08 evoked, this is your best bet for the week .
Tickets are $8 ami $9.75. Doors at BM, diow Martaf
at 8. r
THE FSU GALLERY & MUSKl'M INVITES THR
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Fine ( ratts " Tea will be »rved from 1 1 to 4 Friday and
Saturday to all visitors. Prints, antiqim and jewelry will
be available. The Gallery is located in the Fine Arts
HuilduiK on the FSI' campus
AND OF COURSE, THERE'S THE ANNUAL
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BULLWINKLE'S: The Reign Fn. and Sat. night in
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entertainment is Johnny Whitehurst. No cover 2240651
CALICO JACK'S: Contemporary jukebox and nightly
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Fn niKht at 9 Free to FSU students with ID, $2 for all
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Seminoles' big test comes early
BY RODNKY ( AMPBELL
H.AMIIKAI SHIKIS KDITDR
And now for somclhinj! romplftely different.
The Florida State Seminoles, rated 14th in the nation
and fresh off eaiy Victoria wer Central Flwida and
Florida International, face the 19th ranked Florida
Gators at the Civic Center on Saturday.
Two days before rmal I'xatiis start at WU, the
SeininoIeK are put to their Tirst real test
"1 think it has to be one of the biK^t'st games that I've
ever coached," FSU Coach Pat Kennedy said. "It's going
to be a war."
That stuns up the thoughtK on most S«'minoles' minds
An uninspired 100-75 victory against Florida
International mi Tuesday nighl was blamed on the
impending Florida game. FSU players said it was tough
to get excited for a team that went 9-19 last season Juki
before facing one of their biggest rivals.
We really had trouble getting up for this game like we
need to for the Florida game." S«>niinoles forward Tony
Dawson said after Ihe win against Florida International
The .Seminoles won't have any reasons not to get
excited about this one. There should be a sell-out crowd.
Sunshine Network will be on hand to t^vtse the game
and FSU is out for revenge after getting humiliated by
the Gators in Gainesville last season The Seminoles had
their worst shooting game of the year at 34.4 percent
and lost to Florida, 71-48. Only Dawson, with 14 points,
scored in doubte figuras for FSU.
The Gaton cmm into tibat gaaie as faviaites. They
were ranked in the Tap and the Seminriea were just
starting an early season .slide A p-^y good argument
eould be made lor the opposite this time around. Though
Florida IS .) 1, the (iators lost their opener by 15 points
against California in the Great Alaska Shootout ai»i <mly
beat SiMM 7147 in Gainesville on WednMday t^kL
They have been without their center, Dwajme
Schintzius, who was suspended in the preseason after
allegedly striking another .student with a tennis rai ket
in an incident outside a Gainesville bar. At least one FSU
player is happy that the 7-foot-2 Schintitus will be Ytaek
just in tin^ fw Saturday's gane.
"I'm ^mi that they'll be at full length." Seninriee
forward David White said. "This w^ when we beat
them, they won't have any excuses."
Kennedy wonders ju.st how muc h F lorida (!oai li Norin
Sloan plays Schintzius this weekend. The Gators junior
center has scored 1 1 and 14 p^ts ia his two §uam
against the Seminoles.
"It's i^oing to be interesting to see how they use
Dwayne Schintzius." Kennedy said "He's been
practicing with the learn, but he hasn't played a game
yet."
T<Hiy ENnvmh and the Florida State Semtm)^ hott
the FkMkMi Gators Saturday night.
The FSU coach thinkg his team's running style may
wear dows the Gators. Florida plays more of a half-court
md iuA jut nine pUorers eUgibk, due to ii^juriea
and a tu^Knaion, dimngttetonmaaMirtin Al«dta.The
Seminoles' depth, considered about tte beM the school
has ever had. enables them to run the^lA MMI Mt have
to worry about tiring the team.
"We're going to continue what we've been doing,
playii^ full-eourt man-to-man pnmun and numing the
bdl," K«M#Mid. "Weaeeitoptwivethe^ wte
nMke the :
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FSU women's coach hopes
weekend tourney is Classic
PHOTO BV PHii OEQCOKQE
Bev Burnett is among Florida State's leading scorers.
BY ERIC J. LYMAN
njUMBAU BTAPr mUTtR
One of the few success streaks in Marynell
Meadors' short coach in^^ career at Florida State
has been the Tallahassee Hilton (Hassic, which
starts Friday night at Tully Gym.
Through two disappointing years, when the
Lady Seminoles flniahed 9-19 aiul 9-18, (me rftlw
few points to brag about has been lMiek-te-l»ck
championships in the Classic.
FSU, now 1-1, puts all that on the line Friday
when it takes on North Carolina Asheville (2 0)
in the 7:30 contest. The 5:30 game pits Georgia
Southern (2-0) against Georgia Tech (2 0), with
the losers pairing off in the consolation game
Saturday at 2 p m., and tha winners faciim^ in
the final at 4:30 p m.
"If we Will this tournament, it will i'a a long
way toward getting our confidence up," FSU
sophomore guard Chris DavH saU. "i'ra vmey
excited about it."
The Lady Seminoles, who took last year's title
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will face an experienced team this year when
l'N(' Asheville takes the court The Lady
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went 1114 a year ago. The leading scorer off last
year's team is back. Wendy Beecher av««ged
15 2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game.
I think tht-y'ri- a pretty ^;(iod team, hut we
should be able to heat t hem i( we plav up to our
ability," said FSU sophomore guard Robin Corn
who is from the Asheville, N.C. area. "It doesn't
matter how good they are if we play our best."
Meadors said that FSU's gameplan for the
game will be the same as it will be all year-
playing fast and aggressive haskelball
"If we can run early on, we'll do allright,"
Meadors said. "We'll push the ball hard, play a
lot of players and try to wear the other team out
with our depth."
The Lady Seminoles' depth is apparent so far
this sea.son Among t he scoring leaders, two of the
four women averaging in dbuble ^ures are
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Davis and Bev Burnett, both starters, lead the
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respectively. But close behind are reserves
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points per game, respectively The other starters
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games in her career so far at FSU, and Sarah
Grimes and Aline Harvis, the mme group that
started both games in the Lady Sunshine Classic
last weekend, where they placed second.
"We're going to use a lot of players in IhiIIi
games," Meadors said. 'We re going to keep the
players fresh, so they can play as hard as possible
and take it to the other team."
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Florida Flambeau Friday, December 2, 1988 / 15
Walker helps
run Lady Nole
volleyball team
BY RODNEY CAMPBELL
n.AMUAV ■KHm EDITOR
It took a little bad news for Twanna Walker to get
things in perspective. Not lon^ after the 19Ht; season,
her volleyball career at Florida Stale was in jeopardy
berausc of her grades.
Walker was a scholarship athlete atthe achool and her
stfKk was quickly rising. But the Jaeksonville
Sandalwood High prodwt became an academic casualty
and had to transfer to Tallahassee Community College
to re^jain her elij;ibility
"I just didn't put enough effort into my schoolwork in
my sophomore year," Walker aaid. "It was a tough Uae
emotionally."
She qieat a year at TCC and got back into PSU after
sitting out the 1M7 aaason Walker then fared another
tough decision-should she K»'t back into a sport that
takes up much of her day for five or six months a year
or stay on the sidehnes and watch her fmner teammates
phiy''
"Volleyball does take up a lot (tf your time," Walker
said. "I was wMidaring if I riiould do the thing that got
m( out of school in tbe first fitn. I UM myself to ^
It a try "
Her coach is glad she did. Walker is now a starter on a
28 7 Lady Seminoles team
that horta Colorado State
in the first round of the
NCAA T(HU-nament Satur
day nii^t irt 8 in TuUy
Gym.
".She's very di.sciplined,"
FSU Coach Cedk Reynaud
said. "She knows what's
important She's just a
phenomenal person "
The 6 f(K)t 1 Walker be
came a starter when fresh-
man Amy Ktmon ^muied
her ankle Nov. 6 against
Louisiana State. A week
later, the Seminoles ^ot . . .... ^
Kentucky Though Walker was overshadowed by the big
numbers of Deanne Kaleta and Maggie I'hilgence that
match, Reynaud believes Walker played an iaipartaM
role agauu* ^ WiMcata.
"She helped us pull off a big victw^," Xiqraat^ saM.
She's an intimidating blocker"
Walker has her own memories of the Kentucky match.
FSU entered the contest on a roll, but the Wildcats were
ranked eighth m tk* utMm. "Tluit wm inmdiM,"
Walker said.
It's all a part of the new attitude that she shows on
the court
I think I'm doing it for myself now," she said.
'r Fverythi^I'maoei^ltdiiivrmMigfer«»aiidi^
' parents."
Which isn't to say she has become selfish. Walker has
liecnme one of the most likerl [ilayersMlttiataaffi siaee
re|i)ining the squad in August
"I had her dm niv recruitin>^ trip, SemiMdSB middle
hitter Gabrieile Keece said. "She's exMtly the same
person whm you te kncmr ter as nHian ymi flm meet
her."
She is a little different from the Walker of 1986 She's
'Iding null h l«'tter in her class»'s and is teel ii,).; ,i lot inori'
iinfidciit in her abilities on the C(jurt Walker plan-- In
' I 1 ill gree in psychology from FSU.
I m doing very well in my classes, I've just decided
^ o put aeacbmics first and let volleyball take its eemm,"
A'alker said.
5«
Reynaud
l)ig road vi(tiir\ against
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16 / Friday, December 2, 1988 Florida flambeau
1 1 * < *
Rattlerettes roll past Clark, 113-47
BY DIANA O'BRIKN
H.AMHKAI SI Af h H HI I l- M
When th( Flnri(i;, A&M Kiitl Icrt-ttcs wclionifd the
coacheH and phiyers from the other seven schools
participuiin« in the Rattlerette Invitational Tournament
on Thursday, they were friendly and cordial to their
visitors at a brunch opening the event
But once they hit the court Thursday niuht, the
Rattlerettes were all business, demolishing the Clark
( nil, jr,. Panthers 1 1:! 47 at t he Gaither Athletic C<»nplex
heloie a small crowd of 513.
FAMU played the last of four games on the first day of
the tournament again^ Clark, 3 2, but the Panthers didn't
have a chance against a Rattlerettes' defense that was in
rare form Id start the tournament
•Detensively, ■ KAMI' Coac h Mu kev Clayton said, "our
team made an excellent r(|(,rt all arijuiid "
FAMU played its entire bench of four freshmen, two
sophomores, a junior, and four aeniora and the firrt half
finished as swiftly as it had began with FAMU ImMng,
49 24.
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On Friday, there will name suspension for hit-
be an FSr ■student sale of
Sunar Mow I tickets at 9
a m. at Gate 4A of Camp-
bell Stadium. Students
with a validated ID will b<
allowed to purchase one
Suyar Miiwl ticket for $:!0
each The ^ame will be
held .Ian 2 at H:.iO p.m. at
the Superdome. The op-
position will he provided
by .Auliuin
Miami linebacker
M.n k Brow n, given a one-
ting New York Jet
quarterback Pat Sym in
the head, said Thursday he
wouldn't fight the suspen
sion and will sit out Sun-
day's game against
Indianapolis.
Brown, in hia aixth year
out at Purdue, said when
the auapension was an
nounced Wednesday that
lie would consider an ap
peal. He was ejected from
last Sunday'a game
I hat was nothing compared to the home team's showing
in the .second half. The Rattlerettes shot 53 percent from
the field and saved 84 points against a weakening Clark
team.
FAMU senior Donyale Ferguson led all scorers with 23
pi. lilt:,, while Shelley Hart added 20. Bawayna Th(Wi|won
lopped the Panthers with 13 points.
Though Rattlerettes broke their point record of 105 set
last season against Maryland- Eaatem Shore, Clayton
wasn't completely pleased.
"Tonight we showed 100 percent ^rart and 80 percent
reaulta," Clayton said. "But we're still a young ball club
and the (Vnther we go into the season the more other teams
will be prepared for us."
In the other caning round games, Florida Atlantic beat
South Carolina State 79-82, Albany State downed
Savannah State 44-38 and Belhune Tookman edged
Lincoln Memorial 67-66. Friday's games will be held at
2. 4. 6, and 8 p.m. The chMi^mahlp game will be heli
Saturday night af R
against the Jets when he
hit Ryan after the quarter-
back had thrown the ball
late in the first half
Acting University of
Alabama President Roger
Sayers said Thursday that
Bill Curry will return as
head omch of the Crimm
Ude next season.
A report that a group of
Alabama alumni were try
ing to raise $2 million to
buy out tlM remaining
three years of Curry's con
if met surfaced after the
tide's 15- 10 loss to Auburn
last Friday The ESPN
cable network repeitodthe
rumor Saturday.
Patty MheekaB, No. 2
on the LPGA money list,
combined with Jay Haas
for five consecutive birdies
Thursday en route to an
opening-round 65 and a
one-shot lead in the
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Florida A&M's Polly Innerarity grabs an offensive
f»boyr»d agirtfttt Clark Collage Thursday night
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Everything's got to go
Beds, d'Hing t^hip bdrm turn, kitchen
stuff K xl'ls ■■■■ I 'M)', t(>o numerous fO
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SHAR-PEI PUPS
Wormed A shots, eyes tacked S76 1791
FOR RENT
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RNTR CPT RFOR LC YD. 2 Ml W
TCC Slit MO INCL UTIt ft M* PN A
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$74-4717
AvailaM Jan tall _
•I CAtA CORDOBA. Oraat location,
next to Clubhoute. S74 2*70
Charter Oaks 2bdr/1ba turn. apt.
Close to FSU. avail Jan
S'* iSOHO lf,iVP fnsy
FREDRICK ARMS APTS
1 and 2 bdrm apts available now.
174 HIS
Choote the place wtiare you gat a choice
Seminole Village
FSU s alternative houting otters the
ultimate in dormitory living Come see
our model and relieve complete details
1301 W Brevard 224 7114
Sublet turn I bd, I ba, pool, laundry,
racquetbail. »340.mo Charter Oakt
Call 57* 5077. Kim or Sherri
Taka ovar leate tor spring A Summer
of 1909 Right on campus Just walk to
class' S*l 1333
AUTOS
1MI CJ S W/ Ul 304 (engine hat 3000
mllet) interior it Immaculate. Naw
clutch, two tops $4300 OBO i7tm\t
1*73 Plymouth SottalM.
OraAMting na«d caoli IMt OtO
Call Ricky MM»
10M WHITE PORO VAN, V I, RUNS
OOOO, NEED TO SELL $500
CALL 222 9735
Walk to FSU
Subleate Ibo Iba unfurn dpt lor next
tem Lndry A pool $255 mo *«l 3114
Large Ibd apt (100 tq ftl very neat A
clean iba hwin tinkt carpeted cent H/A
noar AKimM VIII. S3*S/mo Ilex laata
avail Dac \. sn^m
CAS A COR DOE A
tatWBte: 71x1 ?tja. pooiside S41f/ina
CONDO FOR 2
1 tg bdrm. pool i<iundry, close to
campus, furnished, storage, extra
ClOtel space Call Ava.lASAM
Close to campus
1 bdrm sludio apt
$2(X) a montri availahte Jan i
Call 541 19*2. 224 1901
or Ml 4127
Subtaase: 3 4 bdrm home with central
H/AC, large fenced in back yard and
carport, 10 mtnutat Irom FSU
call mytlme I7> I44« $4« mo
STUDIO APT
$310/MO. UTILITIES INCLUDED
WALKING DISTANCE TO FSU
san»«2
1 bd, >Vi ba tawniteuta, W/O included.
Ilnplaca, 2243 B Mlulon Rd. The
Timbert Call Nancy MaOonald,
McKamlaTbnkLlnaaSW-mi. SMOtno
$104 MO, OWN EOEM
l^ut 1/4 util, houte near e awipu t
224 1454, leave me
'76 MONTE CARLO
GOOD CONDITION! MUST SELL!
$400 31*4147
Jea$) CJ 7. 1901, black Laredo, hard top
tnlM condition, recant llraa, racwN
hrahat, ahawroom appaaransa. Ma tt,
drhra It by appolnlmatit.
S74 73M aik for Trani
OOVERNMINT MtMD vaklclet
tram INS. Pardi, M i fea do l , ^rvatlat.
Clwvyt. SwrptM Evyara 0M«
1 ios4B7*aoeeiit i^n
79 Ct^evy Camero
Rebuilt, high pertormance. X5, filled
w/T R w rebuilt 350 transmittlon, all
raeaipts. new pamt lob. rurtt perfect,
loakt great musi sell!
C ail Pat 234 5019 Iv msg
1979 TOYOTA COROLLA
OUtJABLE, DEPENDABlF NO
TROUBLE. RUNS GRfAI AC,
AM/FM CASSETTE ASKING $1250
CALI STEVE 6tl 6*9S IDAVSI OR
S74 6075 'NIGHTS)
For leate: X and 2 bdrm apts, tall
l a tna tt ar. ranging from $150 to $425 mo.
wltkln walking ditlanca of FSU.
Call Raynor Realty at n21100
S M hawa^jal* A cMMran OK, mm
haak'UE, $40B mo
S75 2IS9
Lg. spacious 2bd'2ba
Available end of December $420 mo A
Utilitia* Call 31* 7051 after 5pm
: Ibdrm unlurn, I bik to FSU.
laundry; pool $24S/mo A $350 dap
Call 114 4419 evet
Available second serr am
nice, unfurn 2bd 101 Ijkh' UulatCOMt
Yard $375 owner 345 4034
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EOUIPMENT
2fl77 W Tharpa S7SWM
TNB MEANWHILE RAMOI
SuMana beginning Jan 1
a bdrm. » bath apt S?S-MOI
MUMitraST
Ibd m bath BR*. I Mary, paal, eatlMiE
CaH
New 2 bd. 2 ba apt. cleie fa PSU
stadium, available Dec
Call Davf at 576 0517
Beautiful 2 story, 2 bdr. 2'/i ba twnhse
w/calllnt«aMli W/D, I Wk from FSU,
rtmpfy tfta ba«. iamaa at WI MBI
Clasa to Campus
No car? Na RroMaatr
S(«iease 1 bd. I torn wMum. AEt. Mr naxt
semester $2M/fBa. Call m wn
2bd apt available. witHin walking
dl«anca of PSU t^mo.
Call Raynar Realty !
Sublease: Fum Ibd Ibalft
stadium on Hayden
$355/mo A utiiitie«
Call Mike or Gl<
itatMae alaefiiia .ian
GreBarTadSfeMm
tS-ipeed cruiser. )
S300 OBO
•3' Vaaaka taca 400 araal candltlon
SaraiB kept 7500 ml extra* Included
M7S 5)ta710
GREAT PRiea
SaMeate: Cash Hall, uwdirari
parking, meal plan, free caBMa
included, maid service,
service. 5 min walk to FSU
224 2274 e«t 1104
2t)dr/2ba brand r>ew patio tiome
t lose to FSU A TCC $425/mo Avail mid
r.-i ember Call 574 4271 Keep ^ylME.
CHARTER OAKS
Wd/iba a|R tmmnggm
1 ar 1 ^uiat rataaniiMa tludantt
To rant a tioiaa witti hardwood floert,
firapiac* and many otMar antrat.
H utllltlat. ra««*4M
attm leave i
furnittied efticietKy apt
tram Law ScMal. SMO mo
a4B«77
Huge l/Vfj townhouie w/fireplaca,
fenced in yard, w/D, cioae to cantpui.
Call Tim or Ray at 574 IWO
Roam for mmk taiMla, Park A«a araa
sno dapaMt, w utilitM*
m 71SI atk for I
Ttie Croialnat, EaMavua Way. Perfect
for profettional couple or 3 4 ttudentt
2bd/i>/i bath furn lownttoute fully
equipped kitchen, ceiling font, wattiar
dryer SSOO/mo tem or yearly leate. W
laat plus $30 sec deposit
Call (1131 521 1447 call collect
evoninqs & weekends
(rn 11.^' 'I,,' !''>.ii :,i.jndry
racquettMll $3*- au, ' i.rtftr*, Oaiis
5;ft 5077 .all Kim or Sherr,
Palms Wetl. subleate ASAP, I Ig bd, l ba
BRl. Call s;*diM, anar Dec 7 caH
callact m-W-MH
MUST SELL
Graduating l4onda Scooter Elite N S
Call S7* WB4
M NINJA
Perfect transpo tor Tallahassee
Must See' $2200 0 8 0 224 930*
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call insM4
i Ibdrm 2ba lum apt
S4n/matM/dap Colony ciud Apt
Call now! I 722 S797
SUBLEASE CONIINENTAl OAKS
; flf) ? RA ' F ; iNG t ANS
S^Vi ft*. iN ' '.'4 ,4' :
1 A 1 kadraam, ipaciout apts near
ca iwmi ME EIRLS.
Waar iataat ikap. fU Wett Pentacola
SUBLET IN DEC
t BD, m BA FURNISHED APT
PLANTATION CONDOS
CALL 575 9119
I BEDROOM FURNISHED
.rf I . ..It... I',i' ' ^ ' \
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY
CALL ST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Across Irom FSU To,, A.Ts Bld§
Sunda/ Bible Classes ^ JOam
Worship 10 JOar^i * JOpm
Wed Bible Class 7 JOpm
S2S WEST CALL STREET
CAMPUS MINISTRY 224 >17t
Episcopal Chapel of the Resurection
■acltarttt- S aad a y 0:10a« 4 IOa«
MS W Ja««ar«an St. i»-4M)
HILLEL FOUNDATION
rviccs Fridays 4 30 pm
W Pensacola St
322 MS4
Pretbyterian university Center
Rev Milton S Carofhers. Minister
544 m Park Ave, 222 4329
s Anglican Ckvrck
Service 10 TOORI
lane Rd tt MilifllgB
MK41M
FAITH PRESBYTERIAN CNURCH
Worthipl.tSaA Ha, Sunday Sell 9: 4fa
tm MarMiaii RE., 1BS4UI
Salat AvvaaMNa SI CRaficR al Cbritt
Sunday WanMp tia. «p. Wed 7p
401 w W AaaaaHaa M,
R T Willll
niamt, MMdar
PIEST ASSEMBLY 9I> EOO
Or Chariet H u aH a t, Patlar
Sunday Sarvlcat: WtStam, 4:iepm
MEI TMHNMVEIi
CATMKK ra<*n«BMM. OP
Sall:l»m, SwiS:».IS,n:»,S4:30pm
Woodward A Tennetiae St 113 9430
Unltariaa Ualvartattat Ckarck of
Tailahattae. MM Nartti IMaridian Rd
IBSSDS
10 00 Sun: AduH Olicuition Forum
1 1 00 Wortnip Sarvica 4 Children s
R E Program (Nurtary - Ifh)
Minister Harvey Joyner
UNITY OF TALLAHASSEE
REV JULIF K t E NF . Minis I t P
SUNDAY WORSHIP 9 20AIIAV
DIAL A THOUGHT S»2 376*
1430 CROWDE R RD 5*2 5744
Unlvtrtlty Church ot Christ
Sunday Wortnip lOam
WaEnaiBay Eftia Slvdy: ^m
OBI TkapiaoYffli m$. m*m*m* 5 291
UNIVERSITY l UTNERAN CENTER
Sunday: Worthip A Study 10 30am
m W. JaMertan St. lM-4at9
1st Church of Christ Scientist
Sunday Service 10 304im Wed 7 30pm
172 North Adams St 724 0445
TALI AHASSEE LIGHT CENTER
Interlaitti Melaphysit al, Suriday llaRI
Markwood Piaia #5
m Apalachac Parkiaay
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UnSLBY MMMtOATION
Swiiay HW^J'^am***"*
MM iM B B ir
Janat, Dlra<
. Tim
TBI W. JoNaraaa St. nuny
Foretl Na«f*ti BapliW Charcb
I Metheditt Church
;Werthip I 30am. nam
Sunday School i 30am
HOW Park Avenue JI! 1 1 JO
WESTMINISTER
PRESBYTERIAN CNURCH IPCA)
The Rev Jamet G Craft. Pattor
Sunday School 9 30a, Services 11a, *p
102 Chapel Dr srt 9495 575 t9l«
18 / Friday, December 2, 1988 Florida Flambeau
$ 4 * i ft t
t BeOROOM FURNISHED
NS P»H or , hHdr.T, (',,rl,,i! ut.l
$J50/mo iiso ai>p i/s mi
1 BEDROOM APT, FURNISHED
No pet% or children Partial ulil
Wliimo 5;iJIS9
ROOMS FOR RENT: Malt • P*m*l*
All ulilitie* inclwM. t\n/m»
m-mi
HARBIN TERRACB
1 & ; BD UNITS
AVAli AHLf lANUAHr IW*
FOP MORI iNr O ( ALL 574 WIO
• Washer & Dryer •
Included
SRAND MEW
Lwnwrlous living clOK «s P%U * TCC
3 bd, 1 ba, ceiling lani, pool, clubhouM
& equipped wciahtroom UBit« may be
lurmwwi) (located en the earner of
MitsMW h Wliile Drive J
CapHat Profit &mm»mm-im
or attpr iom call in* and aik tor
IriH.. '
WALK TO FSU
Vrfij i| love thp hfestylp ano flwOKl Itit-
h.issir of I ,im(ius parhint) a' High Pi
ROOMMATES
FfTi clean n»m needrd Own rm/ba
CaM Cardeba poal/lndry. citdi, T
court*. Pels ok optional takMycr
Lynette SH iOt
Patfl#le riHim aacdad
Nent seme»*er. Calm West
Call m mn
Ne mere periling tickett'
Rmmt needed owr, rm ,,i r oiony r i„b
apt*. »134/mo* ' Ai' ,1. v.MrtS
M/FRMMtl NEEDED FOR HOUSE
CLOSE TO FSU
CALL Ml f44«
Fm rmmt lor own rm tn Ibdr turn
tioust' Fenced yard, trpke, pool table,
near Gov Sq, must tiKe to have turn &
party. ir/Sr pre*. Avati M,
»nB/m e * v» m m -rm
Male rmmfp nepded immed to sitare
t)ig, turn I bdr apt $!60 SO'moii dep
Call 174 7807 Ive message,
Malur* rmmie needed n ^hmm Kr
heute <iir/2 emers. Private MHi.
tl$S/nw & Mil Semi turn 3U Tin
Male rmmt to stiare room in twnhs,
poo! tennis, cable
5i?n (Tio losh S75 4SU
F rn rFTuni nt'Cdct) ASAP to shnrc
frt,isti'r [KirrTi A D rwatfi JlSd rno
f rtll ■>*/ 1614 risk lot L.lur.i
M/F 2 bedroom house, nsmh
|175/mo a, ' i util No deposit
574 2703 feave message
Fm rmmie to snare bdr in Jbdr/tba
condo at TomaKamrk Terrace, ne«t to
Madlym. Cpntplelaly fwn tWnwft
m. mhmw
TMB TIMURI
Rmmt needed Own rm in townhousa
* 'lireplace W/D, mO/mo t, "i utlt
Call David S;4iSM
f m smkr rmmt Jljd Iba apt own room
\ni so mo . plerl & tl7S deposit
f , ■ ,if- fiilf V piMji Sft47
F fn non^int* rrrmit needed tor Spring
Own room tn 2t)d iba duplex. Fenced
yard, WD ' ! expenses Call 3M «301
PALMS WE ST A PTS. rmmt needed lor
2bd apt own rm)fTi & sttare batti Rer,!
frpt' t,i r r.(, No i!pp & earn i7S r ,^*.h
\ '::S fMi, ^ t i F r,! SAP
Roommate Wanted
Om ream In »r 1% ba *Bt. IMS t v%
util Palms Pa^t^W Of g« >m
M F to share w/ same or Have MM
room 3t}dr 3batn near FSU
Call a5a H90 leave message
Pm rmmt needed across lr«B P$U
Mt>1li*l Call St Iba parking avMldMt.
Janet Ml 2657
Need rmmt tor Spring sem own rm
unturn close to campus tISO/mo ' i ulil
Tedd an«r 39m m tm
ar wawi maaaaea at WWW
NtOOCH SRItN
Fm rmmt to occupy ewn rm & battt in
super townbouM on golf course
Rent & < 1 ulil Call 65a 72*9
M rmmt needed. 3bdrm apt near Gov
S(! Vrtit A D SI3S mo & ' i utti
.lii a7« hill
PALMS Wt St nsmk I needed New
carpel 8. I, I.- Sl jn mo«, < ut i ',74 707(1
or idii iiiiu„i inw4S 60S6 k ,ittw
Fm rmmt n,,,',ipfi asap rm n nni
mobile hocni' siis mo & ' . ytn
Call Tr,,, ,., ,,1 SJ4 0i!7or S*V 62J»
Shattf li n n, ixivate, tISO mo. Share
utiMNdtk canlrtltieai air, W/D. near
Fjtp, ctt ci»ad m iu mt,
'EDEDFORIBDRM
fSU GR AD STUDENT
a, I'j UTIL CALL n* 4752
i^f rnWBt who IS studious responsible,
IWn-tURabUsei to share 7bi.l lt,a turn
MR). MM rm Liberal attitude a plus
tlW mo Mci Mti life dw.
mMm ttt ȴaH 6kH
M,'F grad student or older undergrad to
share 3bd 2ba twnhse Beginning t/89
Responsible w/sense of humor
Call toW at mim Iv m>g
M/rmmt ie MMrt ana l« bd apt at
Forest Hilla far neirt Mm. No dep
tMfflRtffc vt util. Prtnr Mudanti
CR< ifcW 31 after S:» pm
ive in Blairstona
, 2ba w/frpl
Callt5*a«67
I roommates Indian Oaks
t ulil
K.m S76 5471
M/F to take over lease through Aifiiii
nice tonuMwim, om> M k ba, isl k
'0 Mtii Cat! sti^na ,
ivMi^Mn Terra^
Wm mwln n aa d a d far spring, W/R
move in ASAP Call JanIS at 575 mj
M RMMT WANTED FOR SITING
OWN DM IN ] kO. 7 8A APT
tm ttok<^ uTii.
CALL mmst. ASK FOR RRIAN
F rmmt need, -,3 l,*n ist Api i lO
i util, S200 mr. f,*fi hci & t-.,i spdi -ous
has study room C ,^11 f_ nr isl , ,tt SAI (1864
Fmrmml nsmti to share nu e t od apt
Call Melanie at 575 4J4I
SI 35 mo. ' s util
I: F m nsm k , graduate stud e nt er
•arlous student to share 2 b^n t
tawnbeuse si75 mo, ' > utii
Call MS MM
Need F m rmmt tor Indian vige Twnhs
Own tid & ba turn, shed 12?S mo & i i
util Must be clean & responsible
Call 574 J7»« alter 10pm
Non smelling Im rmmt needed tor Jan
graduate ana or serious student
preferred 2bd/2ba apt w/ pool ft
layndrv facitttiat. CatI iva JH^m* er
leave mei t ag e at fft-NTI.
Rm nanift tiMed to ii
dRl at Gw. fElbd, 21
tlH/meSV^ util.
m bain2''3b« twnhsw/frpl
ne.ir ' ampus located on Cont Ave
Start I 1 rent 1247 SO
Call Heather S7S 138V
Fm rmmi nsmk mature responsible
$117 50 mo and ,i;ll:ties Ot( High Rd
3»5 6923 hm or 322 2920 wk
Fm rmmt lawittd *r di«« room in
spacievs IM turn ifH dn eornar of
Pentacota and Ocafa CatI S74 3tW
M/F rmmt needed ASAP Move In si«n
rm, Mirm JtM split level home M50/mo
far rent, uld, cable ft phone M6 7V25
F. nonsmok to share 2bdrm apt in
Mabry Village SI97/mo ft ' i util
Call mmO Alter 12/6 (2051 277 1060
Pm mMi rmmt to share 2bd 2ba apt
CMa Cordoba 1 MO 407 636 9M6
S335 mn I, ' > util
i-,rad student looNmy lor m,il,
Own rm in furnished duplex, walking
dlilMica M FSU. IIN me ft wtii
m^am, waw. n» ^wnit
t 6a lietMe, tmM/mt l> Ml.
Call WT^^
NMd noRMUi fm tor wtu^ to ttu^t
I bd, 2 ba trailer witn w/O, SIM per
month plus ' ? ulililies Call 574 2228
Pamela Raetnmata
Must be clean, dependable k non-
smoker Needed for spring term to live
in the Meanwhile Ranch
Call 575 2561
WANTED
Volunteers Needed
LEON COUNTY LIBRARY
In the basement ut Nortt!wix>d Mall
Call Ja< > at 487 7665 e.l M l Of < ome by
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL LIBRARY
A Tropny Case
New or used
Call for David at 3<5 6Sa2
Rent the Waretiousa
For Christmas Parlies
Call 224 66.11 or 599 9636
Looking for someone traveling to
Tampa with van or covered pickup who
would deliver 9x13 rugs to Tampa
address. Price negotiable, referent
required. Call tM IS7S eveninga
Needed immediately 3M4t Uich
drafting table ft suppliat. Plaaia call
m»m V mom iMl tor SHaren.
Guitarist for prograiaiva band
originals and covers
Call Dave 576-aSie
ROOMMATE NEEDED
ba, Im nsmli ' , ulil, Slli
I blork tfom FSU
PALMS WEST
Santed rtow or tn Jan
' ft util Call 3M 6596
Nonsmk F rmmt tor Ig 3M bouse.
I Meek tram aladMll, 0«M be,
sus/iwe ft f^m. Ciw onm
Pefnefa roemiMta lor Mrm, Ibe in
Cbertar OtkB. mvme ft will.
Call mm*
Fm rmmt ntmlir lo snare furnished
I bd apt for Spring sem SI63 mo ft ' >
util. 5 mm walk lo campus 322 43t7
Need M or f roomimatetoshare2bdrm
apt at the Pla/a
call K urt 561 IZ93
Fm rmmt needed for Spring to snare
room in 2/2 a0. Brwd mm, W/O. pool.
s»^it» Of mmw
walking dMMM PSW. «V»8<« me
Call Dan 575 9St6
FLAMBEAU
DINING & ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE
POOR PAUL'S
POURHOUSE
Every SimMv S-ltaiMw* l^lblt
lirt tr Tiiiiiim
Pocket Sandwich
Emporium ^
ft V«««fM-iaii Wot
BilMiilde'i
• FRI ft SAT Tne Reign
•SUN ft MON' Jolm KuriwM PtilUp
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Name Veur trend MlghtilHt:lM:»
From f .»n:m tMr^M OrMk* W«
NaNW VRiir artM i lUBMIU
Chicken, ayre*. lelefel. bakleve. eld
lasMenad letnenada and mucb mere
Fregli Iwica bar tmooHNe*
MO-t W TIMMIMB ST.
620 I
MOVIE RENTALS
tow Rates ah ratings Best selection
VCR rentals No membership
MOVIE TIME
Mam St Center, Mj9 w. Pansecela,
576 MRt,«ip " "
Fri ftMV
THE WAREHOUSE
PMSMvwta-mfw
COME WATCH THE
OATOR OIOGINO
7 30 PM SATURDAY
175 MSS
Go Banana's Tonight
#IMi-S«mes BigTv Great rood
877-6922
FSU^TRJ^^J ^M^H^
Ken's Tavern
COI.OIST RIIR IN TOWN
PMiball Vidae's Foesbaii
Pool Tables
rSU TRADITION SINCE I9M
^Rl flBPSt needed Own rm m 3bdrm
gIdftANDMARk ARTS near FSU
Oftdry. tennis, pool S170'moft ' 3 util
ft SI90 dep Avail Dec I5ih 575 7555
M/F rmmt needed, your otiirn rm ft
Mlb at CONTINENTAL OAKS
WIVRiRti H gtu ft doB. Avail ASAR
cw Rutb mrm
Pm rmmN na i did .lan 1 ^ITMMH
TAL OAKS. J bdm, 1 ba
Call 576 87(4
AVOID THE HASSLE OF PARKING
ON CAMPUS Spring semester. 7 M/F
rmmts or totiple for large 4 bdrm house
I biocx from FSU, WO, fireplace,
hardwood floors, large yard, own room
St75'mo Call 222 6*64 eues
Share home, private, S150 rno, share
utilltia*, central heat ft air, W/D, near
FSU CatI Chad at »« «aw
Walk to FSU Fm non smk mature need
ed to shore bdrm for spring tll7 SO/mo
ft < 1 cable, util Call S75 4972. Iv msg
Room and Mare nouw aa^anM* in a
na ubbornoe d m/ W/D, cMivanieM M
FSU ft TCC •^MopM alio w ad .
Fm rmmt needed, own reom/bitt. clete
to FSU SMi mo ft ti util
Call .lustine at $7« MM
TNI LAKBS
I or 3 people needed to snare >bd/2<iba
w/gara«a Call caMect (]M) m^m
or <srt tTM after Nev ?7tn
Used Mac II or Mac Plus
in good condition
Call Dave 316 5184
I NEED A PLACE TO LIVE
l.fu.niifng I 1 8V n yOu have a t)d a[)'
.tnii an looN ing fur a quiet si-r lOys male
slii.linl renter
I ,111 V,( tor at 5;S S! I ' ASAP
HELP WANTED
Magic Veers Pre sclnol need*
pre school teachers ft coumeMt.
Slarting Dec lain. Call IM-Blf
Growing plastic surgeon'* oWfCd
p/T help for general efflce w/IIgM
typing, computer eip. helpful but net
nec tSt 3*00
~ Hoagies to Go
Delivery parioti* n e e d ed.
Call Mwn M M {;3»
Men Sat tn nM
CHRISTMAS HILR WANTU
Packaglfig and shipping company naw
thru T3/33, Mon Sat Call W] OTtl
PIZZA HUT
DELIVERY
Drivers*
Cooks
Counter Help
" IITBD FOR NiW
• Full afid part time peallloiit
• FlenlMe M«ir«
• Free meals
• OPfiortunity for edvancafWRM
• Competitive salary
• Plus much, much more
ApplicatiMS dicepied an
Nov. tit. Please apply in
Great student lOb near campus.
SandKvich maker Will train
All helidays oil lOam 3pm. Mon Fri
Call Uptovnn Cafe 323 32S]
UploiMn Caie needs tood prrb/cookie
baker Mon Fn 7 joam I Upm Will
train Call 222 1251
Needed Prep trdcnen workers
Exp required, apply m person, alter 4
al The Grand Fmale 654 W Tenn
>■■■
FuR or P/ T help n ee d e d during hotioays
Could lead to permanent pmtion
come to Epicurian Cataring
at the Civic Center Mon Sal 1 4pm
CAMP CONCMARTV
GIRL SCOUT CAMP
On beautiful Pine Mountain, Georgia is
now hiring far MM Sumttier of I9t9
POSITIONS AVAII.AM.B INCLUDI:
CAMP OIRICTO*
PROORAM OIRICTOR
RMTIRRMIIT STARR
IWt ft LIFtSUAROS)
CMtR eOUNSRLOIIS
NATtMia. SROIITi. CRARTS,
•AMI, MMIMM
Awe rmATc* smeiAi-itTs
I iSMiatf I fii i ifitftA ^sr rmmfH
Oft mm. mmn, mm.
134*^ ISM AwOMie
COIombu*. GA INBI
Phone «N) WU*t
college students interested m earning
a free spring break in Mexico or the
Bahamas' Call Campus Tours inc at
i 10'. 'n nt,6'
If you f an tutor yr aOe paper s. Or coach
Softball and you wim be ,n town when
most FSU students are yone
Call Shepherd Academy 893 4*93
We have several leb epantngs
Bakery tela* darks hours noon ipm
fteiibte icRiMlnR. food service
ek R o r H ftet Rf e larra d oRply ef^
Tatty RMtff I d l l df T im-Al RMit .lt.
MUGS ft MOVI ■ S now MriflR Rarttlme
servers ft food prop* Appfy in parson
aNer 7 JOpm. MIS Timberlatie Road
HELP 1MANTED Parttime II 2 Monday
thru Saturday. Sandtvichmaker
Apply Nitty l«'s 171 0311
IMMEDIATE OPENING
FOOD 6, BtVERAOfc DIRECTOR
OCE ANF RONI HOT E L
E yi f Heel tieneffts mr lude lodging
Ser ous applicants only
Send resume to
60 Beai hview Or
jenyll island OA )I5?0
RECORD STORE
Full - Part tirrie xf^,a' irplp &
neyiMi,! ii,^"t»^l A liiii?*l..rtgi^ )< rnuSir
net es'.ar r leni! 1 .".uriie appi ■ ' a' lOn to
ReiiirilS 7601 il.tra ► ee Hi.i irim
GUMBY'S PIZZA
Now atcepliflQ APplKa'fOn«» tor c^livery
wrvK p Immediate openings avaHable
(.dM n4 86?V for detai ls
AVON FREE SPREE
Begtn rww and racl*vt free products.
•C)^i vf-^^ muV be IS y^rior over, MM
w ciifi or I vers license, habillly
insurance, & dvpvnddIHa IrarnporMaft.
«w fff* fjyj^ »tJN4)«
ACTORS/MODELS
MMMWi and Artb y Jobi , bow to git
Rtiffi. MiiMg ^* Si IuRr wtdHon, ttialor
contacts, all RRN ft lypat. Sand Mr
details to Oan Ford PubllWilng,
16407 Cypress MMcb Cf, Sulta 1711, Tbm
pa, FL 33*24
CLUBS &
ORGANIZ/^riONS
OAY/LISftlAN STUDINT UNION
We're here lor you! Please ioM 1
Gay Raps flAon. Thur Ipm 217 fMw t'~'
wemens Rap Men 7pm FSU Wbi
•Mfnest Mil Mon * X 214 Neiw Union
er write 6LSU, FSU Box 59)4
For info call Steve at 334 959*
ATTENTIONI
Elite modeling troupe tryouts Sat
De, 1 c all Annette 644 1991
PERSONALS
KIM T.
19S9 Panhell Prez
AMyOuf «IWef*>re«evefyRrgMdafyeu
IPC would like to wish alt fratamltle*
atld sororities a sale ft hORRT fioltday
season So Greek i
Spring t9M London Program students
Reunion Party at Jack ft Karol
Brigham s, 26*4 Eofat Uene, ipm Sat,
Dec 3rd Call 644^ dav*af 3IS-2>»3
nighis for details
PREVENT WAR
Mliliofss of Leader*: Wliat can we do to
prevent nuclear war? Orama, mime
and music with PrtMiv Inman, Sally
KarWli, Ram Lew*. M SuR* ft Oary
Verdati, SunMy, Dae 4m « Wn. At
idMal ARW eimrcil, HI RfMOrang*
tm. ftm ft rtydd frta tr ee, » adwH
MMRiMid dOMNdn. RRioilchBir acca*$,
Waning for hearing impaired
KA LADIES
Kim, Teresa, Jannell, Lisa, Jodi
Good lufk" on your final ttnalS
i m fjoing to rn.\%% you'll
Thanhs tot all the fun!
Love. Vour Fnend DBM
^ Up the great ;ob 1
i have a great X I
B L
Phi Kajppa Psi
KOOR btntttiR wW X mat gm*
Mr RrWrMWt.
oMtf two dayslaft.
• THETA CHI •
Christmas Party
Friday Dec 3
OfRMefS, lultttd SilfefS ft
FLAMBEAU
ATA Todd Gutman
I m my Big Brol
Cood luck on your finelt next week.
MfstlMdyl
UfcRHWwl YI.S
* CNVtTAL *
Good tack on imaMli
Your Skae tWaet Secret Santa
WSST
■abamM hart m ceitiel
You're ttie beat end I want avaryone to
know how mucb^l love youl
I LOVE MYSELF
I REALLY DO
AND I LOVE LIFE
AND I LOVE YOU
please call me
CHRISTY
Happy Birthday to
the best Mardi 6ras
89- Watch out!
We're just a buncti
of cowpokes gone
crazy. f^Gail & Jodi
Happy Channuka
To the brothers of AEn
Good luck on final* guyst Love Jamie
JEANE UXDNS
mtMsm
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! IN
THE NEXT YEAH OF YOl'R
LIFE: Np» itptxirluniiies for ad
^annnietit and extra money may
.,t.em limited no*, bul Ihe situation
n only Mn|iorivy, The ftKMiaal
oulkidt take* an upturn in FetBii-
ary or March June iv favured for
lying the knot' Nfiainin^hiits grow
when couples brgtn talking tnore
Kearh out for life's rkrhesi expe-
riences Can*r prospects impitjve
mfhHi you bi^n to stretch yourself.
Someone from your past returns.
■ h;tn^nn^' .ilmiisl everMhtng Y'lU
LKIKBKIIIKS BURN ON
THIS DATE: conductor mm
Del.uffi. KiurnaUst Hy GutlBer,
1 ,. n Atexanfler HaiK puhttsher
i-' i; i|.,i|ili Ml ,11 - 1 ,1. ■ ii-vv Julie
Harris, arltsl trtSifips Seurat,
AIRES (March 21-A^il m
\jnvt nothing to chance to&y. Db
everything you can In enhance
your imap Showcase your leader
ship skills and your stock will me
•I work You «e mM IRrt l llWW
than m the pud,
TAURUS (April ZOMa, :'i>
You may have lo spend ^. im
money to make miiney today
Travel is f;i\i<fi.r! Mutual trust and
rt-speci are ettsentiat lu a good
relalionshi{i. Do not (orfel tU Fm
I he coals of romance
CEMINI (May 2] June l!Oi Pre
M-tilive medk ine tan save vou
irouNe aiul muney later on lX> nut
lie loo coy twth member* o( the
iipintsite sex or they could go
elsewhere It is time to put down
vitne rmits
LANLFH June 21 July 'Z2- Y.iu
ti.tw H I h,ini e hi fill s<itjielhmf< nhi-
liir your^lf Uo il! '.ake home
imprawMMM mm Md you can
save money. Ydur vriuci ^ve you
,tn im(xirtant yardstick many pe^>
pli itii nil! have
LEO Uuly 23-Aug, m- Think
ab«M builiisil V eonaidenng i
career change Your prartirality is
a hxii |ilu.' \n ettvilHinal mallet
inviil.iny 'til- [last may come up tu
reMi^ ISe [iiejiared to deal with it j
fulU
VIKlfO "Aug ZiSepI £i) Your I
inventive mnii hai hit upMi a neiw I
plan to Hve money H^ter-upe are
impressed and could reward yrxi
with a Imnus A fiirmer love tries |
to make you feel guilty,
UBRA (Sept noei. m Good I
luck comes to you in a creitive |
field Salespeople, writers and |
invotOfS diojld do especially well
Use your soaal skills to ■ pin I
pow«r. Revcri your ibMMlie |
tojwurpwms.
SQMmiOct. nmn Zlt. You |
tvin Ml ^inaM point in neaotia-
tions Be mm flnWe you «vant |
I rue ijrace. Ott noi UBttm the rule*.
An older pMM
meM mm. a
kxAed.
S.AtllTTARH'S iNiiv 21' Jiti
.ill irain yourself tu "think inisi
tive. " Stop putting yourself down
/te Wtieie at literary contest will |
help rebuild your mnfidem
M'if>,', innil- ol-tn'r ,;.!. It, .in '1
n^tit ,ti,i|, ,- Kitii .init IV ih'i,!,,
,|^v,tl^i ni,iking lit iTiands
CAPRKORN lie, 22 Jan IHi
be especially carirful not to hurt I
other pnplb** foehiiis. Chnch a I
buMten liaraactioR ^ hecamint|
slightly mrre assertive. hf04 #9 j
tor ^-ekinK tavors of * ~
maiKt improves.
AQUARIUS aan 2aFeb IHl
The result* ol a poor financial |
dedwM an bett under wra|K
Do not nave tap qwdily where a I
husines.s or mental pvtlMrship is
iDOi erned You need iMt U> thwk |
things through.
PISCES (Feh. l»ltech m Try |
to stret clear of goasipy people
Tbrv I mild have a < hip (in Ihel
,h,iulilir M,iim I- i..iil.i!iU 111
education ur a partnership, bul I
thm oatdd be
fo^^tfi nwfapaii deiit.
Florida Flambeau Friday, Dfrfmbor 2 198R / 19
ZBT ZBT ZBT
The aenttemi>n of ZBi wish lo
congratulatp iheir newly fleeted
otiicfri tor l»B9
PRCSIOENT Datien Ma. man
VICE PRES EXTERNAL BillBawtl
VICE PRBS INTERNAL Mev,- Clem
SECRETARY losrpti ',ie
TREASURER: Glenn Cutler
PLEDGE MASTER Jell Cral
Congrats gentlemen'
Mere s 'n a gieat new year af /BT
PHI KAPPA PSI
DON'T FORGET
X MAS PARTY. TOWIOMT IPM
POOKEY
Happy nth B dn
iwt. Your WtlfJ»
MLS
HAvt • grt*« »nd B-day.
Just don't party toe much laHttm,
Uovo You, OO
MARTY
Thanks for tMing luctt a good friend
Good luck on finals
Hdve a super break & try not to get
ntn loo much trouble Love Jamia
Ata TROY GIBSON tit
flii PAUL SAFFELL STA
Wanted to wish you luck on your
ufMom.ng Itnals and to tell you ttiat
you are the betl brothtrt avari
Love, Connia
Paula
CvaR meualt I can't mix a maan drink,
I Mill iivani to tand your bar
Love, Fred
Mitzi Holtzhiemer
Happy Birthday
"Party till it Hurt*"
Love, Youf Big Bro
Hey Ke)lv O Dude
Happy Holidays Ernie
I II mi« ya' Love M
TIM K (MUH Mil)
Happy 19th Birthday
Have you 1^1 a steady P 0 A ytt?
Shannon and Katia
-Hey Prime Time-
Nejft wme^ter.
There s a new hid m town
Love, Sweet "D"
IK MBF IK
I Will never tor^t our !ir?>e$
I wilt miss you
I love you Let'
MICHELE
from Key West ' sal neiT to you on the
plane but forgot your number
Must have been the let l^.
Call me S74 24t1 Jtm
SMITTY IS 21 11
HAPPY BIRTHDAY OUOei
NOW. YOU'RE REALLY SOING
TO BE A PARTY ANIMALI
HAPPY 7m OADSOIM
MARK
Hey Baby' i lust want to rpTunfi you
that you're the bes' hoyfricnd m the
world and ril love you forever I can't
VM^ t<|tm«Wle up with yo^tfM T«r«a
Love. SM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
JULIE
PI BETA PHI
was the top Mrority contrlliutor to the
i«MFiji FaetMIRunl ThatnanalPM
Gamma Delta and Ma AMWictii Ha a rt
Assoc laiion my tfiaMi yeular yaur fina
Phi Gamma Delta
' ithf i i 'ridi'ii th#- following (or
- .J »hr isfWi f I if Ffjotha'! f^un wch
ri ,,j ess I hf Phyrst, John Schmook
of Capital Becyclint,HMB m
IK r«B 4rA.iKr.it IZLZTA.«r
I't '
SEASONS
GREETINGS
0KT0KT 0KT 0KT<>ICT
M CHAtl B07TGEH
" ' ( tmas m Ohio
u^t--.. r)*^ ttimKing about you
A. If i_u«e. jenntter
I<DE
Bob. Lenny, and Giihgan
Thanks for some gre^f times
Good lutk in 89 Cu|0
A. David Smith
Alias "Snugglabunny" All 1 want lor
ChriUmat it you i love yout
Chrisiv
P.I, Good luck on Sa turday
Marry ChrlMma* Dawn t Jill
Thanx far a fraat lamaitar
Ot» raady to party t, TRAVEL
e-ira nwl yaar ll tiara wa carnal 1 1
Happy Holidayi
Jak
JEFF GAINES
Marry ClirKtmas. emathcart i can't
wait until you coma to Atlanta i love
you new and feravar Ten months and
counting, your muggy 1*1 i ZTA
DOTUGSTER
IT S COLO OUTSIDE ft
YOU'RE WHAT I WANT POH
CHRISTMAS
LOVE THE LYNNMIESTFR
PAM, KELLY, and MASS
You (uy> art the f realest raommatai.
I'll mist you over vacationi
Can't wait for Disney Worldf
I • You' Lara
RAY
■H your Christmas wishes com*
I toww you've been a 9006 boy...
I love you!
Lorine
RANI WEINSTEIN
Csngratt on llnally graduating I
Awl tliink itow you can make Mtita
rMl manay and maat aoma nan-Oraaii
wmti I'll mm yawl Leva, PtHy
AAarry Chrlatmati
Lit, Mary. HMeHalla. Olanna, CBrii,
Kara,, Kalll, and Joall
I'll misj yal
Dam
THE LADIES
OF
DELTA
would like to wish all F 5U students the
best of luck on finals We hope all of you
have a merry and safe Christmas
Break Happy Holidays'*
Se e you n ext year!
Shannon and OariaRRa
Happy Holidays you wild w a m a w l
Leva Poraad
Bast roommlat ever I
Holldayt! Love,
HEY JEN ft BABOO
Have a great ChriMmaa I'll miat you
•uyt, Kaap in ta ii d i.
m, jHwaoitiMW
U LARA lA
Happy Holidays to my IH l> I at F,S U
I hop*- we'll see aacit otttar over tr*e
hohday Happy New Year! Hay
Where's NigiP Love ya, Nicole
PS Do we have to live in the tloutaT
TRI
COLLEEN
HAVE A VERY MEHRYi
1 LUV you ' HEn
~TODD DAVIS
LiW YOUR lAOT, samantha
(Jaggef Boy kit Kal, Scooter
J ust wanted to w ish my PAL, roommia
ft Bib Braa Happy HallMy. InMr an*
iter MM. L**a vB, MaHBM
REBECCA
I'm glad I mat you. Have a wondariui
X mas 9 Your Library Companion
HEY WOODPECKER
Better sharpen that beak tor finals
Have a Merry X mas See ya Bendecko
ZBT SWEETHEART RAQUEL
You've made my life worth hvmg.
You're beautiful and always giving
We made it so far yes it's true
Marry Chrittmat All my love lo you.
0ia JAMES 0KT
A itMntn and tma'va baan Niru hacvan
and hall 1 1 Tha holidayt will ba as Mua
without you I You are always on my
mind I m U JUDY
ATA SLOWJAM ATA
MERffYCHHiiTMASBABEl
C YAINTMEBIO "0"l
CARPEOIEM HUOt
YeUEOOOONEIOMEOW
Scott McGinnis
Happy BIrlfiday and Marry dirltlmaal
Vou'ra Ilia beM araianl I avar hadl
I WUI
mCT MARC <t>KT
ONLV 7 DAYS UNTIL W D W
THANKS FOR A GREAT B DAY
GOOD LUCK ON YOUR FINALS
AND HAPPY HANUkkAH
« Nicoir
Robert L. Prater
Merry X mas to the most mature user
I knew. Tlianks lor being such a tsyall
My, I'n BMd your "true colar*" iMva
ImmMv BBiM out Good luck wMB Ma.
Nicole
AZ ROBYN AZ
HAPPY BIRTNOAY AND
HAPPY HANUKAHI
LOVE Y»t WAPIHE
BRUCE MEMOLI
I DON'T WANT A PRESENT'ii
I DON'T WANT CLOTHES!''
I WANT YOU' ' I '
MERRY CHRISTMAS SWEETHEARTI
LOVE,
9IIETCWEW
WILLIAM
Cnrlatntpa pfManl bi ifia warld
...VOUII
I LWB VOW NAPPY AMNIVCRIARYI
Marry X-Mat Dlf^.
I tevB YOU mu.
DOT WOMAN!
NO MORE BlOlt
I SEMESTER DOWN > TO GO
Gaorge >s commg soon What a pool!
MERRY CHRISTMAS
« SUSAN
AA & JJ:
WiMre are you?
Wat tlia laat mlttlon tea inucli for yeu
guys? Wa naad be r ada m IMMer* Ilka
yeul Plaaaa don't retire P S Happy
HOtidavs ft good luck on exams
^^I III III
SIOMAS
are looktr>g forward to
l l a m a Chrittmat Party.
L«T'i PAETYI
KIM
-225
HEY GIRLS, STUDY HARD,
FINALS WEEK IS ALMOST HERE!
GOOD LUCK,
PARANOID
Sweet Shop Folk!
Thanks for the lob guys!
Hava a great Christmas!
(Do I gat a raise now?)
Harl Har! Le»a ya'li, Bondo
JANa
THIS tiMCTEE »M BEEN eHEAV I
AREN'T YOU OLAO YOU'KE A
MOLETI I'LL MItS YOUl
MERRY X MASI LOVE VOU. JIM
(WEST SHOP MIttEVI
I hope yoii & J obi hava a great
Christmas' ser ya next tama al er.
Your swert s'Hio Buddy, Ban Ban
^illderness Baby
Thank* tor being tuch a great Big Brol '
REMEMBER...
The reason 'nf c hr.stma^ 'S Chnst!
^ KA LEIGH KA ~
TUB MM** wan ireM,
but yew an »BWieWMnB ipeclall
Gaod an flnaM and bawa a
lann a W c CkrMnat.
Leva, Eric
I awe-fat ttt)
MflAa VttR BflH
SWEET SUZI
rou bring me \oy ' invi- tn*- silty and
wonderful things U do finci say Keep
smihng and be happy Th» fireplace is
set so get read y f or some s*r lous
partying under ttw mistletoe
Merry X mas' Love U tots
Jann and Willie
Have tun m Clearwater 1 luv ya*
Merry Christmas Love *■ v-
ATQ CHRIS SPOTO
Maw* BTMl Christmaa.
Ydd^ Ma best liltle broHWI
• , YBS
Amy
HOLLEE XQ
HAVE A MERRY rMWiSIMAS
I'M GOING to MISS YOU
YOU'U THE RtST BISBIB
I LOVE TOU
OYLS
CNRISTINE
Have a araat Chrlilmat Braafc.
Hew abawl dliner Tlwrf Veiir TKE BM
bro, Rutly P S I feel excel lenll
MADDY DUGGAN
MERRY CHRISTMAS LOVE I
YOU'RE THE BEST ROMMMB
EVER!
HVOS-tHCLL
HENRY,
ie, WHAT ARE YOU D0IN6 Over
vacation?? 1 1
Hepa irtiuni
Lave. YLl. tdfa
KAREN & WEZE
Jingle belli yau gtiyt are awall
tz all me wayl Marry X-mat
H WMI wB have W (ay liayl
Wa » U bellil Amy ft L. Pebble
<t>M CALLIE (DM
TO MY WILD a. CRAZY BIG SIS
I WISH YOU A MERRY CHRItTMAt
MAY ALL YOUR OREASM
COME TRUE
I LOVE YOUl YLS. LOR I
MICHELE ft ALVtA
7 OAYt. Bxlf ft ffllla • W.
c«n wbhi o Me-iimo ncri !
MATT WOODALL
tmfn Wa "tmaatheat criminal" In all
0t MUl Have e Merry Chrlalmaal
WBlPWyaMll Bath and Ctwryl
ROXANNE
1MB tBMB mistletoe tor ma Htll
Chrwmai.
in ftBi^a B BImr X*RtBa ad^Bai^ yen.
U«va wr fraA w imp
Marshall and He
Merrv CHrtsimas
Many in ttiere
Love you guys Meredith
TbanBB f9f avB^ylMiiB Bitd ittBliNiB nty
X fwat p f n am tertiatttlng Ie really leak
iorward tol 4 weeks todayl JAMES
KAREN
Here's an iddy biddy nate M taH yeu
Merry X mas and HBMF NBW VBBT.
We'll gat together wlllilanla and waU
tha Nolet kill Auburn
Love, CYRK
TIORR KIM
VOU HAD THE BEST
YOU SETTLED FOR LESS
I HOPE YOU'RE HAPPY
WITH ALL THIS MESS
LOVE YOU ALWAYS. PLIPPER
OIVE US A KISS!
Ml EMMUR - A ROAfT
Tlw pail Iwa veeria were the beat ef my
IHe. Ttank ynu lar making Ihatn wAal
they war*. I Mill never know adial M
axpael al yav. and I Wll care deeply lar
yev. M ay b e M we try hard ana uB B me
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The jester that snared you tears has
found happinatt at last in your arms.
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NEW YEAR KAR IN, ANDREA, ANA,
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Ed M.
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with Polo and Holly
May your days be happy
and all your nights iolly
We won't be too near
but my tteart will stay dear,
as I patiently wait till we ring
in ttte new year ! Merry X mas OX OX !
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Merry Christmas
to you F lawless i tove you' Patty
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MERRY CHRi'.IMASI
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arYA. CHRISTINA
la NAPPY HOLIDAYS U
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good end danH Wr«et w. We'll thlta
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. 19H8
SERVING TALLAHASSEE FOR 74 YEARS
VOL. 74, NO. 73
FAMU police officer
charged with crack sale
HY I.AL'KKN 1,1 SIR;
H VMHKAI SI WKIIKH
Florida A&M University police officer
Sherwin Dwayne Cameron, who was ar
rested Thursday night for selling crack
ciKanic. remained in Leon County Jail
iaie Siiiulay im SfiLfjOO Ixmd
Tlu' 3ti year old ofT'iier w as arrested
when he arrived at the police station to
pick up his paycheck after being on a
two-month sick leave— he was recover
inj,' froni an auto accident Camerdti was
(■|iar^;eii w ilh selling' cr ack cocaine In an
undercover agent ofthe Florida Depart
ment of Law Enforcement Nov 17
His arrest was part of a months long
drug investigation by FAMU police,
Florida Department of Law Enforce
ment and Tallahasse Police Depart
inent Police also arrested one current
and three lr)rmer FAMU loolhall
players, and two stiufents recently in the
same drug invertigctioit.
FDLE spokesman John Joyce said he
can't release information ahout how
Cameron became a suspect because the
ins est i^at ion is still underway, i)ut said
other chages against Cameron are pen
ding. He said he does not anticipate the
arrest of any other police (rfRcers.
FAMU police chief Jefferson Walker
(IkF not return phone calls .Sunday, hut
Joyce said Walker re^Tetted that he had
to arrest Cameron, who has been a
university poli^ crfRrar sii^ Miveh
mi.
Joyce said Can^ron's behavior is not
iiKliiative of the FAMU poltee
dep.irtment
■police officers are supposed to b«' the
pillars of society, sometimes they fall
short. It's never a ptoannt thing but it
'Police officers are
supposad to b9
the pillars of
society, sometimes
they fall short. It's
never a pleasant
thing but it hap-
pens once in a-
while.'
—John Joyc«
happens once in awhile," Joyce said.
Joyce speculated that profit may have
iH'en the motive behind CaiMrim'sathv-
ed drun sale
"I heard some information about bad
debts," he said. "I think he was having
some financial dtflkultiM but I'm wA
sure "
According to the Tallaka$»ee
Ih-niiK rdi. Cameron, who.se salary was
about $19.U00. is also being Aarged
with ^and theft fw {»sung WKthlew
bank checks.
Cameron spent about six months as a
Tallahassee police officer but was
dismissed for tailint,' to complete a tram
inn requirement He reaf^lied in 198.'>
and was denied fw the sane mam, said
TPD ^wkesmaa Phil Kinestu.
PHOTO BY Al AN BvPD
He went that-a-way
Florida State Coach Pat Kennedy watched the Seminole basketball team con-
fuse Florida with a 1(M-86 victory over the Gators Saturday. For the rest of
th(; Story Sf>(' ptKit' 1 1
Chancellor will try again for alcohol ban
trhe NCAA) ttM at
colleges alcohol was
one of their biggest
fNObiems and I agree.'
— Gharllt Reed
BY GARY nNBOUT
ruMMUu sTAvr warm
Board of Re^nts Chancellm' Charlie Reed
said he won't give up his fight to prohibit beer
and wine cfxilers at NCAA sanctioned events at
the Tallahassee Leon County Civic Center
Last week Civic Center officialH failed to even
second a motion to stop the sale of alcohol at
Florida State Univeraity and Florida AlcM
University home basketball games played
there.
Reed said he was "disappointed" ahout the
decision and said he still wants a chance to
explain why he thinlu basketball games should
be dry.
"I was dinappointed, one, that I wasn't asked
to be at the meeting, and two, disappointed at
how quickly they dismissed the issue," Read
iaid Sunday. "My next step will be for rae to
get back with the Civic CeMer offlmto a^
them te rMoniidw."
In October, Reed sent out a letter to Civic
Center, Miami Or.an^'e I5owl and Orlando
Citrus Bowl officials askuin them to ban alcohol
sales at all NCAA sanctioned events. Miami
city uAkials have said they'll diacuw the i§mu,
while Orlando oRlciala have failed to respond
to Reed
Reed said Sunday that the NCAA's
consideration of a ban on lieer advertising;
during the Final Four NCAA basketball
toiirn«Beat iHtrves his point. "Speetfkally, tlwy
said at colleges alcohol was one of their biggest
problems and 1 agree with that," he said.
Civic Center I^M^or Rob Spencer said Reed
is welcome to come to any Civic Center
Authority meetiim te revisit the issue.
"That's fine," he said. "It's perfectly all right
if he wants to come He's welcome to come to
any Ixiard meeting' we have "
Keed said money may have been one of the
rea.s<iiis Civic Center officials nixed the idea
sales of beer and wine coolers at iiasketball
games totalled about $60,000 last year. But
Sp<'ncer disat,T-eed with Reed, BB3ring Re^'s
letter caught i very one by surprise since the sale
of alcohol has not caoeed any ^^lems fw the
Civic Center.
"ft just came up out of the bl ue, ' Sp«' ncer said.
"I think that waa tlM reaaon. We didn't feel we
had a problem."
2 / Monday, December 5, 1988 Florida Flambeau
FSU researcher uses dust
to analyze water samples
BY CATHY CHESTNUT
rLAMBCAU STAPr WRITRR
With 850 |•(■(■o^^nl/.,.(^ tuxic waste (ium|i- in Florida, the
threat (if coiitaniiiiatcfl drink itij,' water sources poses
serious danger lor people William Cooper, a Florida
State University chemist, is working to diminish that
danger.
Since Coqwr arrived at FSU six years ago, he has heen
researching thousands of chemical make ups and
methods of determining ttenmliHr of ciiMiteatoynwM
at one toxic site
"As of now, analyzmj,' a water sample for a fairly
common group of pollutants takes a researchtr with a
Ph.D. around eight hours ani about $360,000 worth of
equipment," Cooper said.
Cooper is developing a more efficient, on-site system
of analyzing the chemicals present at a dump. Cooper
and his research colleagues finally synthesised a sand— a
silt-like dust— that water sampfta fyvm a neari^ toxic
atte are filtered through.
A liquid chromographic machine. emIttinK liRhtwa ves,
determines molecular structures in the sample Cooper
said that because each chemn al reacts difTerenl ly to the
liKht, he ran determine which ones are present
Each sand particle is bonded with a liquid chemical,
and Cooper's team has been t«rtit% huadb«da ami
thousands of chemteals mni ham tha^ fmit with tte
liquid-cover sand particles.
Because hundreds of difTerent clieinuals could be
present at any Kiven site, Cooper said determining the
ones present is vital in the toxic clean-up prOCMS,
Finding the right method has ncA (»ine easy.
More than seven million dmnksls have been produced
by science, Cooper said, and industries routinely use
about 30,000 On top of that, another \0().WH) chemical
8Ubrtam%aare develop«-d everv vear The Cnited .States
Environmental Protection Atrem v iKPA) has listed only
12,5 of these as priority pollutants
Cooper's sand, the result of a "breakthrough" two
years ago, may be the key to the translation
Although the pi-ores'- iv tedious. Cooper hope-, hi-
machine will be Held ready .ind streamlined (or efTk ient
analysis by the end of the summer
( '(«)p«T s research is financed by a grant from the U.S.
EFA's Superfund Program. Uad^ pngraai, enacted
in the 19708. the EPA taxes chemical and petroleum
companies caught abandoning waste sites, funds toxic
clean Ufi. and commissions scientists to work 9S
promising; solutions for environmental problems.
The sc.inest threat from toxic spills, CfMjper said, is
that chemicals on or in the ground get filtered into the
grounAir^, the soHTEe of ArWtfaig water for 90 percent
of this state.
The scariest threat from toxic spills
is that chemicals on or in the ground
9«t NItofvd Into the groundwater, th«
source of drinking wi^ tor 90 pti^Mt
of this state.
Cancer, leukemia and severe sickness can result from
drinking toxic-lainted water. Cooper said, and congenital
mutations may be a fatal result.
According to Joe McGarrity, site SCTeenw wftfi the
Bureau of Warte Clean Up. several nwthods of toxic
surveying are now being utilized. Known sites are
monitored to prevent ille^,'al dumping, landfills are lined
with a harrier to prevent seepage, groundwater wells are
monitored and fills are capped w ith sod to pNvent more
dumping and scattering of waste.
These practim have benefitted one-third tit the 880
known dump sites in Florida- M of which are on the
EPA national priorities list and another 17 whuh are
proposed for the national list .Still, Mc(iarrity said, the
EPA expects there are some 3,0(M) sites or facilities in
the Florida; many have not been reported.
About a week ago, state ofTicials discovert that a dry
cleaning busineM that operated in the lOSOs in
Tallahassee had dumped ita chemkals in a redeveloped
site. That site is uncomfortably near drinking water
sour(es the officials report e<l
Although hundreds of similar sites may exist, the EPA
hfipes to curb future unrep<Nrted toxic facilities.
Since the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
came about, businesMs are now required to prove
through documentation that chemteals are being
properly disposed, McClarrity said
Once a site is identified, environmental ofTicials try tfi
neutralize the toxins with other chemicals, use
microorganisms that metabolize the molecular
ci»[^unds or clean out the contaminated soil Or,
McGarrity said, they take it to another state
('(Hip»'r ,i( knowiedged that scierue t reated the prohh m
through developing nonbiodegradable substances. He
said he also belwvwaeiwtthtitediy aw wnrid igtowii
solutions.
"In tte Itelwe. w will have to incorporate into the cost
of what we produce, the cost of protecting the
environment from consequences of production," Cooper
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Many Florida schools face change at top
BY GARY FINEOUT
I' LAMBEAt; OTAFr WRITER
In the past two years, five of ntm
university pretidenta in the state
university system have stepped down, and
now rumors are circulatinn that University
of Fl<irida F'rcHidfnt Marshall ('riser may
hv next
But Board of Regents ofTicials said each
inMance is separate and is no sympton d
any greater problem afTectiriR the system.
"! can guarantee you 100 percent it's a
coiiu idcnce," BOR ("hancellor Charhe
Heed said Sunday. "Most univeraity
presidenU eafy mrmt u avwaga ef Ave
years."
Florida Atlantic President Helen
Popovich, 52, the system's only woman
president, becanie the third in the last year
to ri-.it:ii f'opovich, in her fif'tli year,
announced Friday she will rejoin the
faculty at PAU.
Popovich's announcement comes on the
he«ta of the October resignation of
Ualwsity of Central Florida President
Trevor Colburn, who had wrved 1 1 years.
University of North Florida President
Curtis McCray resigned over the summer.
"(f^Bpovieh) had told me l»ck hi Aiigurt
she was going to resign," Reed said.
"Colburn had completed his 11th year and
McCray was literally stolen.by the state of
California. If I could get McCray back I
would. The job of a university president can
be H very stressful one, hut there is no
coincidence or relationship between the
resignations."
There were two resignations last year.
<nm SoUnaon, who had been the University
of West Florida's president for 1 5 years was
replaced by Morris Marx, and .)ohn Lott
Brown resigned from the University of
South Florida aifter 10 years. He was
replaced by Francis Borokowski.
The longest standing state university
president is Bernard Sliger, 64, of Florida
State University Slifjer has served since
August 1976 and said Sunday he has no
immediate plans to step down Sliger
agreed with BOR officials that the latest
wave of resignations «wre just coincidence.
"I wniMa't read anything into it," Sliger
mid Sunday. "Several of those presidents
have served than the average I
haven't given any thought to stepping
down. Obviously I won't be here five years
from now ... but certainly in the foraeeable
future I don't plan to do anything
dififerent."
With the axce^ion of McCray, all the
hnam ^stdenta have remained or plan
to remain working for the state university
system as either faculty or researchers.
McCray, 50, accepted the top post at the
33,000-8tudent California ^te University
in Long Beach. With all his hsn^ts
McCray is now making approximirtely
$180,000, about twice what he received
while working in Jacksonville.
"Like they said in The Godfather, be got
an (rffer Im couldn't reftise," s^ Pat
Riordan, BOR spokesman. "He juM got a
bigger offer. Because he's only .50 years old,
that's not the last place he'll he We hope
we can get him to come back here."
The next perwm resifning may UF's
Criser, who wouM not comment on rumors
in a Saturday CbUnttttiUe Sun arttele that
said hi- has pln» to toave PbrUhi iA«
four years.
"I'm not going to respond to rumors."
("riser, fit), told the Sun "1 don'i have any
intention at the pre.sent time of making any
announcement. I'm constantly thinking
about the future of the university and my
ftiture. I know what I have to get done in
the next few weeks and the next few
inonths, and I'll keep those in mind."
While BOR officials said they had not
heard any talk about ('riser's departure,
the Sun quoted an Alachua Cfiunty state
legislator who said he heard about Criser
leaving from a high-ranking official in
Tallahassee.
FSl"- Silver said he was gl« dbliviotis
to any rumors about Crissr leaving hispoM
at UF. But Sliger said the job of univmity
president can take its toll, even though he
is still at it 12 years later.
"It's a touj^h job, hut it hasn't hicii ino
stressful in my case," Sliger said. 'It's hard
to Hgr why (I stayed on so long). Days pass,
years pass. An important thing is
endurance, and physical stamina."
Slijier said when he eventually resigns,
he will move to the economks tkpartment,
wlwre he has tmilt up t«iure, ami teach.
He laid there is no forced retirement in the
state university system.
"They can't make anvone retire," Sliger
said. "Oh, they may come up to you and say
you're looking a little haggard, but you can
teach as long m you like. My {dan is to
^tinne teaching."
Don't judge present feelings by past behavior
Dear Andy's Hister:
I was a sexually insatiable female student. I first
noticed my problem last semester with my attraction to
big men. It became uncontrollable when I started acting
f)ut my fantasies 1 am very ashamed of myself Ix-ca use
in one night 1 had sex with two or three athletes
However, this semester I started seeing one "Almost
Famous" athelete with whom I am willing to have a
monogamous felattwiriiip. llierefore, I was honest with
him about la^ senerieer which sadly included a couple
his friends and a regrettable ab«tk>n.My probleM w
how can 1 ^et him to understand that I an a ch
person and accept my past.
Dear na«nto#
V
n^l th;it
FREE ADVICE
person so that he will think you worthy of a wthmm
commitment— in spite of your history of promiscuity. I
have two priiblems with this attitude
First, you are indulging in self-pity and guilt because
of some decisions you mwle t|)at latm* appeared foolish.
If ymi are siaoere about ymir more reeenA decisi<»r to
A)wn with oiw person, why not coiMentrate on tlw
pr est 111 relationship instead of what you see as a past
mirtake? I should think you would he facing much more
.self-doubt and criticism from your current lover if y(W
had had but one sermus affair in your past.
a&cond problem concerns your b^rlHeiMi's
trMMneirt of yiw. Ifhe iseauaingyou grtof by constantly
referring to your .sexual history, then I think sfimething
IS very wrong with this relationship In your position,
I would be questioning commitment more than 1
would be worrying about bmv to convin^ him of mine.
Consider the poaubility that be is only attacking your
morality in order to justify his own desire to see other
women However, ifhe has shown that he is committed
to you, he may be unduly coriterned that you have not
finished "acting out" your fantasies and may soon drop
him-in which caae he is Ueyuig t« prt/UtA kiisself firsm
beii^ hurt.
In either case, there seems to be very little trust
between the two of you You are letting him exercise
control over you by giving you the burden of prfK)f—
something that doesn't fit anyone's definition of
affectionate behavior. If you want to contmue to play one-
OT-oaa with Mm, you must <temand the mam ansnnnt ef
AiA yeu maM to give bim.
Florida State University
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Myopia
In the I^oeaM rfchallengin^? a committee whic h she feels has
l<Mt si^t of student interests, Florida State University student
body President Tricia Haisten arams to have loit li^t of the
purpf)se of the university as a whole.
Ilaislen recently questioned the requirements set by a search
committee charged with findinK a suitable replacement for former
Vice President of Student Affairs Bob Leach, who left the post to
return to a teaching position in October. She claims the committee's
criteria of a doctoral degree, published scholarly work and superior
teaching skills that could qualify the person for tenure are too strict
and may exdu^ (rtherwiae qualified applicants from the j<^.
"This univi rsity is made up of students," Haisten said a
committee meeting Thursday. "It is here for the students^ not the
faculty, not the administraton. I want a preai^nt l»M>e who
works for the students."
Apparently Haisten has forgotten that a university 's purpose is
two-fold— it exists to educate the stiule^, but it is atoo a jplace
where faculty members in disciplines ranging from reerMtion
studies to particle physics conduct research to expand the scope
of the knowledge they will eventually impart as teachers.
Haisten is justifiably coiu»rned that the committee mi^t choose
the arehetsrpal bespectacled academic, someone more cotwerned
with spending' time in the lah or libr.iry and meeting publishers'
deadlines than listenmg to and meeting the needs of the students.
But it seems Aim is not giving her fellow committee owmbiMV the
credit they deserve No one has yet confused the searc h for a vice
president of student alTairs with the search for a new faculty
member or department head. And no me has swd Um acadsm ic
requirements are etched in stone.
Instead, the committee has drafted a set of ideal qualifications
that taki's into account the fact that they are not just l(K)king for
a competent business person, but an individual familiar with the
conditions unique to an fdWtt lc ravironment. 'Rie vice president
of student affairs must net Mly be empathetic to student needs,
but must be capable of relating them to fellow faculty members
and adminstrators. To do tlwt, he m riie must know Uie mechanics
anl politics of a university and command the respect of his or her
peers. And while they may not always be the best indicators,
academic credentials are the quickest way to gauge that capirinlity.
In light of the re^nsibilities of the position, it seems the scrap
over academic o<^ntials has shrouded the real issues involved:
no one is arguil^ about whether the new vice president should be
receptive to rttnlents' needs. Eventually, it boils down to a question
of whether FSU wants n»erely a competent administrator, or a
competent administrator who also maintains his or her ties with
all facets of the university commuJli^. Ajid in that case, there's
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A newispaper by any other name
BY JACK MCCARTHY
FlJ^MBEAt' STAFK WRITKH
Well, it sounds like the Tallahassi't' DemiK-nit
is quite serious about c hanf^mg its name Fur
several weeks in a row Editor Jim Minter h^ll
bam teasing readers with the prospect, iMding
on« cynic I know to remark that she was sure it
was all leading up to another one at those
Democrat write in contests we all know and love
Why the hell they want to change the name is
beyond me. I mean, how can you possibly improve
on TallahoMee Democrat. Someone actually
sugg^ted that tiie reasm was tluit peopk
mistook it for an ergra^KNrt^eee ei the
DemcKratic party, which if true, is a sad
commentary
Thus, I agree with the cynic qiiDled alKjve. It's
just another excuse to have readers clip out a
form, feel a part (d it all, and, moM of all, gM «i
the potential subsniption list.
All this aside I did ask the folks at David
Letterman's home oiru i- m l.mcoln, Nebraska to
Buhnnt a Top 10 list ol p<issit)le'new nanss fo
the Tallahasiee Democrat. Drum roll . . .
10. The Tallahasaee Moderate.
9. Tkt FSU Fes^sil l¥etmm Suft^ammU.
8. Ad» 'R' U».
7 Tallahassee EnqtM^,
6. The Crack Reporter.
5. Not Necessarily The New$.
4. TaUahiuaee Newtak.
3. All About TMiAe$mt. And Nowt^ Elm
2. 7%c Asdismen Mundt
1. T%» TVidiraa Hiatca
A most untimely death
Amiram Nir, con.sidered by many to be the
father of the Iranxontra scandal, will definitely
Dot be test^i^ at ^ trial of Olive- North, John
Poindexter and eonpany. Ntr, an i^ser on
coiinterterrorism to tw<i Israeli prime ministers,
died in a plane crash down Mexicii way la.st week.
But e\en if Nir didn't die, it's unlikely he would
have testified. Previous to his death, the Israeli
govamaent would not allow Special Pr o s seote r
LawrsMe Wali^ to interrogite Nir
ntit was fm^unate at least for George Bush.
Mr Nir haJ met several times with thi
president elect. According to documents from the
Iran-contra panel, a summary of the Bush/Nir
meetiags slww nmclusively that stdm for
hofltafea was discussed six months earlier than
Bush first claimed he knew of the deaKsi
.N'lr also told Bush that U S. oiricials were not
dealing with so called "moderate" Iranians, but
hardliners, because, "they get the job (tone," (a
M M
N
FOR WHAT
IT'S WORTH
paraphra.se of what Mr Nir is reported to have
.said to Bush, who till this day maintains he
thought the U.S. was ettltii^M^ modo-ate
Iranians).
Nir also was on board when valium-head
Robert McFarlane and Ollie North flew to
Tehran in 1986. You remember. The trip where
our hrillianl, rogue diplomats presented the
Iranian reps with the now infamous key-shaped
cake and hoif BiMe fw Imam Khomeini from
Unam B«^n as a tokm gestim of geodwill, fat
our roajr fbture togethar ss Rmdan Gulf partnm.
Nir, the Israelis and Iran
The saga of Amiram Nir is a useful point at
which to examine Israel's bnck wall resurtaace
to negDtii^Bg with the PLO, which the teaelis
a^f Is "tsfrorfst" and not fit to qpeak with.
Nhrandthe Israelis were the driving force In
getting the U.S to fund Iran. Israel has been a
prime seller of military goods to Iran, despite the
fact that Iran was at the 14^ of the U.S. State
OefMutment's terrorist IM. The reasMs an
omiq>lex, but eome down to the fact that prior to
tlw Iraniu ravolution, Inrael'a best cuatomnr waa
the Shah of Iran. In OMiny wiQrs it's a awriafs
of convenience.
But the fact remains that it is supremely
hypraeritnl, and tragieaUy so, for Israel to rsAaa
to aegotiiAe tii«;h As PL0 1^ at the asm tine
sdto^MaMlelm.
Amerteaii Jewt and the Ntw
Paleatkie
"This hirtoric statement from the Jewish
(^omittee on Hie Middle East hM abea^ bem
endorsed by more than a tl»MSiMl Anwrican
Jews including tiewish Professors at over 100
I'niv ersities."
The above quote is from a full, back page ad
in the Dec. 12 Nation magazine. The ad goes on
to endorse, "mutual reeognitkm b^ween Israel
and new Skate ci Palestine."
This IS a histiiru and welcome statement and
should indeed t,'enerate a vigorous debate in the
American .Jew ish community. Hopefully, it will
extend to 600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Florida Flambeau Monday, December 5, 1988 / 5
the squeeze on free speech
democracy
COMMENTABY
D.K. ROBERTS
be printed Alon^' cami' the ever scrappy journal Granta,
no lover of Thalchensm, which is headquartered in
Camlmdge but has both British ai^ AiiMrieaii sditimis.
I^or BU Bukrd MM Wi ran a chwnk of Um
Qivandish mmotar is Ws AuMrican edition which he—
and everyone else— anumed would be outside British
government jurisdictinn
But Thatcher's arm is longer than it looks: Granta is
distributed by Viking Penguin in the U.S.; Viking
Pki^itiD wownad by tlw British giant I^arsim fke «^ich
«m Biifte ba wad over tlw Cavendirii MMM. BiArd
himself mm tkraManid with being held in contempt.
Granta bucklad wsiutt publishing only a severely cut
, of tha CMwnMi «tra^
Now Harper's has entered the cloak-and-dagger row,
running an unadulterated chunk of Cavendish's book,
along with an ossav on why .Americans should take notice
of this erosion of free speech m Britain, and getting this
month s edition banned from Britain for its trouble.
Why is Harper's jumping i^ the melee? As the
introductory essay says: "signs in our sockty suggest ttutt
all too many people, not a few of them well placed in
j,'overnment, wish to enlarge their already ample powers
to control information, limit debate, MippfOWl distent, and
deny the right of free speech."
We think the First Amendment protects us but, as
Harper's points out, it didn't protect Frank Snen^, a fcnrmar
CIA agent whose book on the U.S. withdrawal from Viet
Nam. Ihufnt Inlrn al is the subject of court action by the
U S. ijcjvernment. And it didn't protect .Samuel Loring
MoVtaBlL, currently in jail for Kivinj,' admittedly
un l nipBf t ant, but ofTicially classified, Navy photographs
to Jane's Defence Weekly.
The irony of all this bush-huidMry is that mart ot Uia
information contained in these "sensational" memoirs is
the opposite of earthshaking. Spycatchrr i.s a ho hum
recitation of the intricacies of the MI6 bureaucracy while
Inside Intelligence is largely an attempt by Anthony
Cavendish to defend his old friend, former head of MI6
Sir Maurice Oldfield, against charges of homosexuality
(shock horror). Neither Peter Wright n» An^my
Cavendish are raving subversives trying to overthrow the
Thati hi r government. They are career civil servants,
Oxiiridge English bourgeoisie whfi believe in democracy
and the intelligence service.
Is it going to happen here? WeV, the Republican
administration (^Ronald Reagan Mlowed tte Irad ^his
friend Mar^'aret Thatcher in so many areas from a grim
determination to build up a nuclear arsenal to supply side
economics looser than Dan Quayle's brain structure. And
George Bush has been talking about privatizing U.S.
government services, something the Republicans look to
the Thatcher model for. So who knows if a tightening of
ttie grip on iiHtat infeamation we the people (deftn«) in
the world of the "classified" document a.i those who-must-
not know) are allowed to have about what ou' own
government ia 4otag at tam Md la audi to ttM fait of the
world.
Ifoanwhile, Hurjmt^t at laaal lua bam cmirageoin and
ethically correct in pdiilishing Cavendish's work. Those
of you who have friends in the United Kingdom slunild
K'et this month's issue and mail it to them for Christmas.
The freedom to know is a good present, especially in these
restricted times. Thatcher has shown that she will not be
shamed into behavior becomii^ the senicH- leader of a
Waatam nation, the plaw annistar an elected
government. Her pe<^>le murt warn diow her that they will
not be satisfied with half-truths— Britain is still, whether
aha UkM tt eriM*. a
Iron Lady puts
^i^».i^-4BY D.K. ROBERTS
n.AMBRAr STAFK WRITKR
With Sj)V( i,iihiT. banned in Britain but bc-nt selling in
the I'nited .Stales, author Peter Wright has been made
a rich man Prime Ministw Margafat Thatcher, howevw,
has been made a fool.
The tedious, over-detailed and rather colorless "spy
expose" that the British government suppre.ssed, claiming
it revealed important secrets about M\r, and MIH, the
internal and international intelligence services, sold like
Christmas candy throughout the English speaking
world— except for England. But anyone in the country who
wanted to read the thing did, oribring it from Iriab or
Australian bookshops or getting a friend on holiday in the
States to pick up a copy.
Kinally, on October l.'i of this year, the British Law Lords
took the view that Thatcher's waste of British time and
money, dragging Peter Wright through the Australian
courts, ani teat or flMr respaetiMi British nawi pa p ar s
through her own courts, had gone on long enough,
^umals are now permitted to print excepts from
Spycatcher - not that it's news to anyone anymore
You'd have thought Thatcher would have worked out
now that the British people (and the British legal
iqvlem) do itot think highly ot hur ^orts to choke freedom
ti i^eech in the United Kiagdon. Yat withmit avm
fusing for breath, Thatcher's regime has givaa the
Official Secrets Act new muscle, prohibited broadcast
interviews with members of Republican (and some
Unionist) factions in Ulster, and now banned this month's
issue of tiia AnMieas magazine Harper's on the grounds
that it contaiM excerpts fram iM^tm^ Cavandiab's
privately printed menmfr of bis time in MM, Inside
Inli-Uinenci'
Cavendish is a former British agent who worked for MI6
in the 194()s and 'SOs. Now a banker in his sixties.
Cavendish finished his memoir m 1985, submitting it to
Sir Christopher Curwen, ewrmtly head MI6, f(Mr
ap|m>val. Not smpv^ngly, given tlw currei^ level
paranoia in W««iaiiattu , Cavei^h was infmmed that
all the r^refft^la biailTr> work— most of the book—would
have to go. FurlfMinuii', if he and his publisher, Cassell,
persi.sted with the book as it stood, both would face
praa«cu|ion. CavendiA challenged the rulim in the courts
bi^Mjj^up last year because <^ the mpense involvad.
H||Smy an ex-MI6 agent before him, CavandUb «WI
not 'Ri^d by his own government yet. He had InMe
Inli-llif^i ru i- privately printed and .s<'nl it to 500 influential
friend.s (judges, Members of Parliament, spies, senior civil
servants, even miniMara in the l^atclmr govaramM^) last
De^mber-a subv«siva CteiatsMS prMa^ pmette^
legal.
This ba( kfired when the Times (a Rupert Murdcx'h organ
getting more aggressive every day)) got hold of a copy. The
gawMMirt fot Iba aowta to atte tiwt oa man eei^
PLANET WAVES
<^ Nov 1^ Itonofl 0iv« SiMMnir
three weeks to form a government, but
so far the prime minister has failed to
forge a narrow coalition of right-wing
Mil i9N|^OIM pWttM d toMil^MMd
coitHlow wllti Labor.
with Israel'a eaatar-left Labor Party, led by Foratpi
Minister SblmoB Peres.
On Nov 15, Herzog gave Shamir three weeks to form a
government, but so far the prime minister has failed to
forge a narniu ( nahtion of right wing and religious parties
mr a broad-based coalition with Labor, as was the case in
^ ta»t ^e^. Tba taiMtf teaa waala •!« «9 Mea^
aii^
MEXICO CITY-Salvadoran President Joac
Napoleon Duarte, suffering from terminal stomach and
liver cancer, is recovering from abdominal pain and might
mtun to his country asaa, mmUni aad a^nrferw
•SMeaa nid Sunday.
" PFartde ntDtMBteiaalWbttwaadtfawytbinggowi
well, he could return to El Salvador on Monday or
Tuesday, " said a Salvadoran source in Mexico City,
requesting anonymity
Duarte, 63, was hospitalized at a military h(»pital
Thursday camplaining of abdominal pain shortly after
attending the inauguration of President Carlos Salinas
daOMtafl.
nation
CULVER CITY, Calif.-Actor Gary Busey, an
Academy Award nominee for his electrifying performance
in "The Bud^ Holly Story" in 1978, suffered critical head
ii^wrias Sunday in a motorcycle accident, officials said.
B&Ktf, 44, lott eof^rol itf hia Hariqr Davidson motorcycle
about 11:40 a.m. while traveling wertbound along
Washington Boulevard in Culver City, a Los Angeles
suburb, police Sgt Nancy Reagan said
The former college football player from Goose Creek,
Texas, fell from the motorcycle and struck his helmeted
head agai^ a curb, aurtaining sarimts injuries, Reagan
said.
LOS ANGELES-Four people were killed and two
wounded in a series of pre dawn shootings Sunday, one
of them a 15-year-old boy shot m a drug-infested two
block area where a reputed gang member and another
man died.
"It's a hellaek>as ti^buMem out tbera... a OMsa," d^ecttva
Pat Barron said. "We're still trying to place tt^athor
exactly what happened and if the two are MdaMd," ha aidd
several hours aifter the shootings.
world
CAIRO, Egypt— PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat said
Sunday his pending speech to the U N Oeneral Assembly
in Gcaava should advance the caaaa (tf pcaea in the
Middle Ea* art thi»bah>yadbaawM iamada ypriyiB
Jerusalem
Arafate met with President Hoaid Mubarak for more
than two hours. Mubarak said he and Arafat were working
for the stability and security in the region, including
Israel, ami Arafat's Owww ipaadt ariU asnua aka^ies
tbat the PLO waaM paaea.
Friday, tha U.N. Oeneral Assembly overwhelmingly
approved a resolution to move its debate on the
Palestinian question from New York to Geneva so
Arafat can address the world body The United .States
(knied Arafat an entry visa, linking him to terrorism
i^iaat U.S. citizens.
JERUSALEM -Prime Miniirter YiDAak Shaa^, head
of the right wing Likud Party, intends to ask President
Chaim Her7,<»g to give him an additional 21 days to form
Urael's next government, Israel Radio reported Sunday
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6 Miindiiv, DeciTiih.T S I'tHS Florida Flumbeau
PTL co-host:
I was Bakker's
male prostitute
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Describing himself at Jim
Bakker's "male pro-
stitute" and pimp, former
PTL co-host John Wfslcv
Fletcher said he told a
grand jury he procured
youhg men for tl^ defrock-
ed TV evangelist who lued
charitable funds to seduce
him, Penthouse magazine
reported Sunday
"I was Jim Bakker's
male prostitute," said Flet-
cher, publically detailing
for the first time his allegsd homosexttal liaaons with
the former PTL leader.
Fletcher, who claims he set up the Bakker Jessica
Hahn tryst that led to the downfall of the PTL, told his
story in the January issue of the magazine which hits
the newstanda Tu^day.
Tlw inti^iww eomat ataid a raport th^ a fodnral grand
jury in Charlotte, N.C. is on the verge rf indicting
Bakker and four associates on criminal charges,
including; wire and mail fraud and violation of federal
tax laws
In the interview, Fletcher— who prosecutors say could
Im« key witiuaate • mm i^aiart Bakkar— said fa* told
the grrad jury tiiM tekke* "had tm with me...three
Limes."
Fletcher also i harj^ed that Bakker forced him to
procure younji cameramen after PTL broadcasts, the
matjazine said.
In addition, he said he testified, under grant of
immunity, that the fallen minister had a hon»Mexual
sAair with at least one other PTL aide, Itev^ Tai^iwrt.
Fletcher is apparently amon^ a handful of people to
have witnessed and alli'),'edlv experienced "Bakker's
i)isexual lust and petulant excesses firsthand," the
magazine said
He recalled his former boss' blibness about the
spending of PTL funds on lavish perks.
"He'd say "John, you don't have to wait tn >;et to heaven
to enjoy heaven You can have a little heaven on earth,"
Fletcher recalled It's Ood's way of giviag m» whM I
deserve," he said Bakker told him.
Fletcher, who was disgraced and defrocked with
Bakker by the Assembliei of God church for moral
misconduct following the PTL scandal, aald he regrets
introducin^,' Hahn to his former boss.
"I feel guilty for this whole thing— that 1 caused it by
introducing Jim Bakk» and Jaaaiea Hahn," Flatchar
said.
"I've done so BtW!b oying, tait it still iotm't eM* ^
pain I feel I've inflicted on so many," he aaid. "Tlw (bws
1 feel sorriest about are the little pec^le out there in the
pt w> who I inqiirad te dig ^ep and gi^e $10 to Jim
Bakker."
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gan (center), performs
tonight at FAMU's
Charles Winterwood
T^ater.
Pagan's dancing Bucket nears the top
BY STEVE MACQUEEN
FLAMBEAU ARTS EDITOK
GaUh Pagan HQW It takw 10 jnnn rftraini^ to
a good dancer.
So apparently he knew what he wai in for in 1§70
when hi- (ii'vi lopcd the Hottoni of the Burkct
BUT . . . Dance Theatre, cDnsisting of totally untrained
young people from the streets of Rochester, N Y But
imv, 18 ywt later, the ^icnc« and the work has moat
definitely paid (rff-The Bwkat Dmurn lli^f* (they're
certainly no longer at the bottom) is one <rf the laoit
respected dance troupes in the country.
■peopli' asked me why I wanted to start with the
Bottom of the Bucket, Fagan said. "I said. It's the
botfemn (rfthe bucliet now, but wait.' I wanted to naoM
item myself. I cUdn't w«Bt to hvm to kkk p ye conceptiB a*
out of people."
Tonight Fagan's dancers w ill show how they earned
their reputation when Lbuy perform at the Charlea
Winterwood Theater ^ tiw OBnpua PlerMa
University. Ait-^AHi-^ /
Fagan's eomfw^ htfPMWd almoet nothing but
raves t hese past few years. Fagm received the National
Endowment of the Arts' prized three-year ChoreograiAy
Fellowship In IWH."") he got a grant from the National
Choreography Project to compose a hallet tor the highly
heralded Dance Theatre of Harlem That ballet,
Fof^lK-inU Dregaed tn Red, received effusive critical
kudos. Fagan also directed and cto reop -i ^i e d Duke
KlIington'sQiacfiip Pifforthe Kennedy Center, as well
as choreographing A Midsummer Night's Dream for the
New York Shakespeare Festival
But Fagan's most visible and recognizable work has
bMn with the WadM. Ham* Theatre, j^a n beeasM
confident enough to di^ the "bottoM^&the MUM
in 1981 and began worldwide tourinPH^^aftar. Ite
Bui k. l has [)erformed in Europe, the Near East,
■laniaica, Bermuda and even a five week stint in Africa,
louring for the United States Information S<x,iety
The danc»s are trained in the "Fagan Technique, " a
singular taacM^ nia&od ^valeped a^ hmad by
Fagan The dancers' predi^ asd sotttnd, ab a ndflB aad
restraint, are often pointed oat ia rave ravtows el The
"My roots are black but it's a
cultural thing, not a racial thing.
Th« way I r««lly ttM werM to M
a cross-reference of cultures. Owws
is a iMtaflMiit to people."
—Garth Fagan
"These dancers simply take your breath away with
tiMrtar beauty and poweruid cmtanri, with their speed and
razor sharp changes of direction and dynamics, with
their civility and modesty, giished the San Diego Union.
But no one would argue that the artistie Ceatn, Uw
owtive fulcrum, is Garth Fagan
tu§ut was bom in Jamaica and began his career when
he toured Latin America with Ivy Baxter and the
Jamaican National Dance Company. NatwaBy, Baxter
was quite an influence on young Fagan, M WS tWO
other renowned Caribbean dancer/instructOTS, l^arl
Primus and Lavinia Williams Fagan later moved to New
York City, where he studied with aevoral daiMxrs who
played a vitol nda in F^^'s devatoiaaeB t and tlw
development of all modern dance as well— such
luminaries as Martha Graham, Jose Limon, Mary
Hinksnn and .Mvin Ailev
Fagan then k)ecame director of Ik'troit's all city Dance
CiHupany and priadpal soloist and choreographer for
Detnrit ContMiporoy Dtace Company and DaiKw
Theatre of Detroit. Fagan &aa awMi le H a dw e tir to
take a job at the State Univsni^ «f Mwr Y«rk,
he founded the Bucket.
nmigh the troupe is predominantly black, Fagan .shies
away from such all-eiKompassmg categorizations.
wn aa wtut who h^ipens to be black. That's horn
I Uks it said-as c^ipoaad to %kek' befim 'mtim,'" Hmm
said. "My roots are black tmt it's a cuHttral tMng, net
a racial thing The way I really He«' the world is as a crnm
reference of cultures. Dance is a testament to people"
Garth Fagan's Bucket Dance Theatre appears
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8 / Monday, December 6, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Gregory Peck (I) plays a lawyer who defend* man mot^^
(Brock Peters) In To Kill a Mockingbird
MOVIES ON TV
Good Greg Peck, lurid trash,
funny screwball, bad Keaton
BY FRANK Y<MJNO
Fl AMHf AT HTAPT WRITeR
MONDAY
To KiU a Mockingbird (I962>~lha
adaptation of die Ha^er Lea novel to a
■elf-conscious attempt to make a mtxlern
fllm dasaic, but its gentle atmospherf and
fine acting balance th<> m<ivic's conceit In
one of his warmest, most down to earth
roles, (iiejjory Peck plays a small town
lawyer in the Deep South who stands
almie in his defense ef a bisdi man (Bra^
Peters I who's been charged with rape
Though the movie's courtroom
denouenieri! i> well done, the movie's
finest moments occur M'hen the camera
lin>,'ers on the town's children, who have
their own underrtat^iafs of the wm-ld
wnnsA them, hel«l by their innocence
and inexperience TTie screenplay, by Trip
to Bountiful author Horton Foole, gets a
bit precious at times, but it achieveH a
magic effect m ca|Auring the min^wt ^
kids and the way the w«rld tedis to
thrai— it's a place still AiU of mystery and
peculiarity Robert Duvall made a
meniorahle film dehut as "Hoo" Hadlev,
the hamlet s suppo.s«-dly harmless mental
case; the cast also includes Mary Badham,
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duritinK trash, filmed m lurid color by
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gMii^ giria pregnant and bumping them
off, guided by his flaky mother iMar\
Astor) His undoing is a younn siK iet v Kirl
(Virginia Leithl who catxhes onto his
game just in time. One of the sleaziert
movka of its era. it JTiMi ha
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One of the sleaziest
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Kl9$ Bmtom Dying
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odd locations, In-
cluding its unforget-
table finale.
makes ^EiAive uae of some odd lorations,
including its unforgettable fl nale -^et in
a mineral-stripping mine .somewhere in
the West Actres.s I^ith is infamous for
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Th4 Brain That Wouldn't Die; ftiture
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SATURDAY
The Sidewalks of New
York il931)/Speak Easi-
ly rdd>-Harder to see
than Bttater Keaton's
legandarjr ailent^a com
edies are his talkies-
mostly with jjood reason
As a writer/director/per-
«0t»rt Wagner plays a college man with astrange
m" e Ko^s an "wa^ hobby-killing women (in this Ct. Jo«M Wtead-
he pleased and he ^'afd)"'" A Kiss Before Dymg
d«'veloped an intricate, cynical comic
viewpomt that seems funnier and more
exciting today than it might' ve in ita ornn
time. Hw addition of amiad to Hollyiraod
movies changed everyttiing-nims were
no longer a universal medium anyone
riiiilil iiiulcrsiaiul, and the front-ofTice
executives held a tighter grip on their
product, to the misery and frustration of
doiens of creative genuiaes. Stripped of
the ability to fashion his own scenarios,
and fr)rbiddi n to Indulge in a moment of
his brilliant pantorriimf comedy, Keaton
was stuck HI a series of staic, chatty
comedies, usually paired with the
(4>n<mMNHi<RBmy Diu-uite and ptaying a
moronic, feeble aap without an iota of the
quick wit his silent persona so ably
displayed These two films are among
Keaton s lH!tler sound features, but
neither can hold a candle to his weakest
silent-era effiarta. Sp&ik EatUy, a ipotfoB
the rigon of Prohibition, has some
surprisingly funny bits; it also features
the gifted comedienne Thelma Todd and
future Charlie Chan Sidney Toler Keaton
fans will undoubtedly find these
Hollywood forced Buster Keaton
to stoop to new lows during the
early sound era.
intcreating; the saddening story of
Keaton's life during this period is well
documented in Tom Dardis' fine
biography The Man Who Wouldn't Lie
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Warhol's hidden gemstones net $1.6 million
BY DENI8E BARRICKLOW
UNITBD PHEH INTERNATIONAL
NEW YORK-In the final auction Sunday of
pop artist Andy War hol's estate, Sotheby's sold
$1,6 million in iiniiiouiited ({emstones, jewelry
and watches found hidden in a filing cabinet at
his Manhatten lownhuuse.
About 4(M pwple attended the auction that
brought in $1,644,555, significantly exceeding
Sotheby's $1.2 million ertimate for the 300-lot
sale, Sotheby's spokeswoman Laura Stewart
said
'The sale (ctclifd will ahnve the estimate,"
said Stewart, noting that 98 percent of the lots
sold. Sixteen lots did not aell but "nothing
estimated for a large amount of money failed
to And a buyer."
Warhol died of a heart allark in February
1987 followinR a routine j;all bladder operation
at New York Hospital.
Curators of the Andy Warhol Foundation
diM^vered the trove while removing cbvwers to
lighten a metal filing cabinet they were trying
to remove from a storeroom at Warhol's Upper
East Side Manhatten lownhoiisi- last .lune
Hidden in the cabinet's hollow bottom were
dozens of unmounted jjemstones, designer
jewelry and 96 watches stuffed in paper bags,
jeweimv boxes, plastic zip-lock bag or left loose.
"It was imrnediatelv dear to the curators who
were working on a weekend at the Warhol
house that they had uncovered items of
considerable value and interest," said Diana
Brooka, president erf" Sotheby's N«th Amwiea.
"Hecause of the procedures e.stablished by the
Warhol estate prior to the sale of the Andy
Warhol Collection, requiring everything to be
thoroughly searched, all of Andy's jewelry was
thought to have been found," Brooks said
"However, bec ause t liese items had been
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only been discovered by the handful of people
who were working closely with his art."
Brooks said the discovery— which included 72
unmounted diamonds, from a fraction of a carat
to a 13 carat stone valued at $10,000— clearly
revealed the artist's fascination with
gemstones.
The most imp<»laiit of the stones was a
7-carat emerald-cut diamond, estimated at
$150,000, which sold for $198,000 to an
anonymous collector, Stewart said.
The designer jewelry sold was similiar to the
baubles auctioned at the Andy W.irhol
Collection last spring that included Art Deco
pieces by Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, Elsa
Peretti and Schlumberger designs for Tiffany
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made by David Webb and Seam.in Schi i ps
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Phillips. Rolex and Cartiwbrm^t in 1323,373.
Stewart said.
I^«ceeds from the auction go to the Andy
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For the 17th time in thi- pii^l j;;imcN.
(icorK'' Mc('l(iU(l led Florida Slalt- in -,(i)rinK
Saturday niKht And, mostly thanks to
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teams ranked in the top 20 naee FMJ ^yed
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McCloiid's p,,int total was a Knnie high and
FSU, ranked 14th in laHt weelt's poll, passed its
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(ieorge McCloud. " Florida Coach Norm Sloan
said. "We haven't ImA somecme p\t^ thM well
individually a^mt us in a long time "
Whenever the Oators started pulling close,
McCloud seemed to b<' there Whether it was
hittin>4 one of his six 3-pointer8 or dishing off
a pass to an open am, IfeCIoad pernnd to be
Florida's undoing.
"He played peat," saM Smi Antonio Spurs
scout Ed Manni^. "He ha* pwt range and
strength Hp plays well, ri»set» ml\ and plays
good'l) ir he ran keep^iffiselfMttinM^ he'll
Ix' a great player."
It was all part of a ^<gr to rattle • ysung
Gators backomrt.
"Our plan was for (off guard) Tharon Mayes
and 1 to shwit the hall a lot," said McCloud, the
Seniinoles' point guard "I think we executed
that nanieplan very well "
One bit of fan strategy that didn't wca-k waa
aimed at Florida center Dwajnw Sdbii^itt. Sone efthe
12,893 fans on hand threw tennis balls at the Gators'
7 foot 2 player during the announcement of the starting
lineups Sehintzius allegedly hit another student with
a tennis racket outside a (iainesville bar during the
pre.season.
The whole business didn't seem to rattle SdiiatniMi,
who scored 22 points, or Sloan. That made the Oators
coach proud of a ^igwr he mU te tnm 19" kite
last sea.son.
Dwayne Schintzius, under the i in unistances, handed
it very well, ' Sloan said. "It was all in good clean hm.
The only thing I was worrM ikmA was one of Ite
hitting someone in the eye or something"
It was Schintztus' first game action of the year. Sloan
suspended him for the month of Novenihi r because of
the incident Tonv Dawson, who matched up again.st
Florida's lug man most nt the night, scored 21 points.
Irving Thomas, who also went against Schintzius a few
times, had 13 poieta and fouled out late in the gasM.
FSU kMw it womM tove the mtrmAam in the
PM/fO •¥ ALAN BYRD
Florida State's Tharon Mayes blocka • by Florida's
Dwayne Davis during the SeminolM' W*M ^Mt^ 8l^-
day night at the Civic Center.
backeoort, but the home team was wmried about what
might hap[x n on the m.-^ide where aggressive (iator-- like
.Schintzius, Dwayne Davis and Livingston Chatman
roam For the third time in as many games, the
Seminoles grabbed more rebounds thta tbtvc o|^Kiaiti<m.
Hunter, the Metot) Cmfaeaoa Ntewd lendbr last
HM P B , had 13 Saturday.
"Our whole inside defense was effective," FSU Coach
Pat Kennedy said
It also provided a measure of revenge for the
Seminoles. La.st December, the GaU)rs beat FSU 71-48
in Gaincwville as the Seminoles had their wwit aheoting
fuw tbejwtf. la Omit meeting, MeCloud seared ^t
two piriirta, htttti^ 1 (rf 10 ghote from the field This year,
the Seminoles matched last season's pf)ini total while
there was still 5 06 left in the half
"This IS my biggest win," McCloud said. "There was
so much prestige placed on this game since both teams
w«e ranked in the t(9 20. This year WM kind of thought
of aa iP^rtedL Our iMthidl teaai beitt thNi test
m «• knew ere had te de ew Isb tea^."
SPORTS IN BRIEF
In the NFL Sunday -
Tampa Bay 10, Buflalo
5; Cleveland 24, Dallas 21;
Detroit 30, Green Bay 14;
Indianapolis 31, Miami 28;
New York (iiants 44,
Fhoenix 7, Cincinnati 27,
^« Diego 10, .San Fran-
clKo 13, Atlanta 3; New
England 13, Seattle 7;
Waahington 20,
Philadelphia 19; Min
nesota 45, New Orleans 3,
Kansas City .')H. New York
Jets .'i4, Los Angeles
Raiders il, Denver 20.
Ins best tennis in three
months. Sunday reached
the final of the Nabisco
Masters for the ninth am-
secutive year, beating
Stefan Edbmeg, &S, T-t
(7-4).
Rodger Davis of
Australia sank a five-foot
j^t OB tim meond playoff
hole Soa^ to beat Fred
Couples of the United
.States and win the $1 3
million Australian
Bicentennial ClMeie ia
Melbmime.
Indiaaaplls CoM wide
receiver James Pruitt has
been charged with in-
surance fraud and grand
thdt for adding 12,000 to
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ficials .said Sunday.
Pruitt was arrested
minutes after he got off a
flight from Fat Laudor-
dale Saturday with the
Colts, who played thc>
Miami Dolphins .Sunday
He was booked into
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released aftw aa HfL
■e^iity eflieer fvt i» a
^4»6hatt.
Oklahoma State's
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w hir lw in d diy la wMefa he
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and rushed for the most
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Nancy Gaspadarek serves against Colorado State
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Third time proves
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BY KKK -J. LYMAN
In It-- firsl lv.it vi iirs. the TulLihasst't' Hiltun Cliissic
kiH W HIP vMiim-r lM'-,i<lfh ^'l()rlda Stat*- And wh<-n the
Lady Seminoles rolled over Georgia Southern 105-78 in
the championship Saturday, they kept it that way.
"Our depth won the gnmf for us," FSU Coach Mazynell
Meadors said, "We kept noinn to the bench all game and
tht \ (lidii I I tliitik that's what won tho >,'ami' for u- "
KSr s bench strength wa.s clear from tht start
Sul)stitutinj,' freely all game, the Seminoles finished with
1 1 players who scored, compared to six for Lady Eagles
FSU was led by tournament MVP Bev Burnett with 27
points, and all-tournanient selections Chris Davis and
Wanda Burns, who scored '2^ and 12. respectively,
■ Thes can ^i' Hi player^ deep on their bench, that's
amazing," Georgia .Southern Coach Urema Greer said
"They jurt wore us out."
After 13 lead changes in the first 12 minutes, it
appeared for a while that the Eaglen were going to make
.1 jianie of it F^iit h'Sl ' t(H)k the lead for ^;i)(k) when Rohm
.Storey hit a three pointer to make it 29 2H with H 17 left
in the half, and FSU just kept going, leading ')0 12 at
halftime and by as many as 19 in the second half.
In the consolation game, Gwvgia Tech (3-1) which
barely lost to the Eagles in a 61 60 thriller Friday,
withst(K)d a late North Carolina Asheville surge to take
third place 7H ti'i North ( arolina Asheville, which drops
to 2 2 alter the tournament, lost its first round game to
FSL' 99 58 Friday.
Georgia Southern was led in the final by senior
niylette Blake, who led all seorcra with 33 points. She
had 2H ak;ainst ( rf>nrgia Tech and BMied to the all-
tournament team.
BY BRIAN G. MAHONEY
FLAMBEAU STAFF WHITER
That makes four in a row
Fnur times, the- Florida Slate volleyball team has
lieen nulled to the NCAA tournament and four times
the Lady Seminoles have come up losers in the first
round.
It was Colorado State smashing the Seminoles in four
(,'ames Saturday night at Tully Gym 1,') .'). \F>F>. 9 1,5.
I.'') 7 .Most upsetl m^,' to t he Seminoles was th, It they lost
it home for the first lime this sea.son There were WJO
fans on hand.
"Win or lose, I just wanted us to have a good match,"
said Deanne Kaleto, PSU's only senior. "I, personally,
( an deal with the loss. I just wanted us to have a better
match than we did."
'Die Seminoles were perfect hosts while allowing the
Kams to spring a quick two game lead. Of course,
' '(ilorado State did its share by using its superior height,
FSU had a hard time adjusting to the Rams' height and
shot blocking ability,
"Our blocking team is one of f he best in the coiintrv,"
( 'olorado State Coach Kick Keller said "It s intimidating'
lo olbei teams
( I, line three proved lo be the only bright spot for the
1 1 uggling home team. It also highlighted freshman and
Miami native Amy Bronsonm, one player who wasn't
intimidated by the Rams Coming off the bench, Bronson
performed extremlv well in the three matches she played.
Hi'r contributions included 12 kills, two service aces and
seven digs
"I had their setter blocking me," Bronson said. "1 had
nothing to lose."
The Seminoles did.
Aside from being knocked nut of the NCAA
tournament , the Seminoles lost for onlv the second time
in 22 matches It also ended a '-ix ^.ime winning streak,
senior Deanne Kaleta's career, and the best seastin that
a volleyball team has had since 1983. FSU finishes its
year 28-8.
Colorado ^ate fa^ Texas in the second round of
toiirn.imenf p!,-iv to be held ni'\' ki iul
PHOKi BV PMll DEGEOHGE
Maria Lardie scored four points in trie Lady
Seminoles 105 78 victory over Georgia Southern
Satu'day afternood.
But FSU's Burnett, w ho \a is !ournainenl MVP in last
year's event as well, didn't mind being outscored by
Blake.
"You knew, I just wanted to win," Burnett said. "My
mind was set on winning the game, and I waiitMl to <k)
whatever 1 needed to ^ to win and I didn't care what
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I WM 1 bdrm apis avaHakIa ROW.
57* 5915
Walk to FSU
SuWaai* Ibd Iba unfurn apt for next
sam. Lfidry A pool S 155/mo *0) 111*
Large Ibd apt (000 sq ft) very naat A
clean Iba twin sinks carpeted cant N/A
naar Alumni VMI. MH/ma ftox laasa
avail Dec I. 575 4MI
CASA CORDOBiOr
Sublease 3bd 3ba, poolside $419/mo
574 3065
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Wormed A shots, eyes tacked 57* 17*1
TAILAHABSU CNCMY
IMttRMIMT
2(77 W Tharpa S7S 007t
Close to campus
I bdrm studio apt
S200 a month available Jan I
Call 5*1 09*2. n* 1901
er Ml »U7
For laasa: I and 2 b^m apts, fall
samaMar, ranging from SISO to S41S mo,
wittiln walking distance ef FSU
Call Raynor Ratty at 122 IIW
3 bd house, pets A cMldran OK, W/D
hook up, S400 mo
575 1*59
Sublease; Lg, spacious Ibd/lba
Available end of December SalOmoA
utilities Call 3(* 705* after 5pm
(7 Honda Scooter Elite (0
W/helmet A wind guard
1900 or BO call Carlos 575 400*
SulutU GN 115, R ivofel good condition,
message
itl Ibdrm unfurn, I bik to ^iUj
laundry, pool 5365 mo A 5350 MR.
Call 334 46(9 eves
Available second sam. All modarn vary
nice, unfurn Ibd 301 Dixie Quiet Court
Yard U75 owner i^"
TNB MRANWMILB RANCH
S4fblease beginning Jan I
2Mrm, 3 bath apt S75 (59*
naw Mtlary, und|#luiaa mil
Call Kaim at aSimmm
ai coiM
GREAT PRICE
Sakfeasa: Cash Hail, underground
parking, maal plan, free cable, util
Included, maid tmvict, answering
sarvka, 5 mU> waNi 9a RSU.
«4 7174 ext 3104
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1549 W Tennessee 574 4317
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Ollering wings, burgers, sandwiches
and salads CALL 4*1 (777
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333 1034 FRE^ OE l, ivt u i
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14 / Atoiilay, lumber 5. IMS Ftorida Flambeau
I bdrm apt in Fornt Hills
ClOH to FSU, pool view, fr« cable.
M70/mo Mike m 4414
OSCEOLA HALL
SAVE tIM
1 M/F opening available lor Spring '89
Great meal plan mri Call Shanr
m M7 or in OnO or (Mil 1157 B08J
( Souttt? Havf a nite platp and
A Qualified rmmt when you arrive
Call Ideal Connecliom collect ;
40> m vm
Mabry Viltafe Apli.
Tbd, Iba unlurn apts Avail Jan I
For more mto call 574 im
THE GATHiKINO
nxl, Iba, starting Jan. I
Call inim
"•itTi Close to FSU one bdrm furnished
duplM water ft sewage titrnishad no
pm. •raiMM or Mature student
WOMEN
or men to aifSme lease at Osceola
TalM ewer iMia. »3 ni I or call m (MM
Private co ed
M/F sublease space m Osceola Hall lor
spring semester. I will pay lecuriiy
deposit Call Dana at 771 um or 3«t
SMLET: FCRN APT ONE BLOCK
FROM FSU KHmOk UTIL.
CALL Wl *I74
SUBLET UNFURN APT ONE BLOCK
FROW rSU MiB MO & UTIL
I ,^ L I -i/UH
MAIT. STOP, READ THIS'
f urn ? bt'tl, ; bth rondo, A C W D
tjaragp. *» m,n walk 10 campus. Ire*, util
and a pool' Pcgpnr^ Club, L"pnscf1
Hi-al Fslali' Broki r nt 9i;j
Sublease I bd, I ba corner apt close to
campus, pool, laundry and racquet bail
twe/ttw. Call Ulcfc ar fat at Sf* wt
tt^Mlba brand naw patio home
r^Htrili ft TCC »42}/mo Avail mid
Stamm t Call 5>t ta>l Keep trying
CHARTEII OAKS
: Ibd/lba apt near campus
For Spring semester 574 55M
I or 3 quif't responsible students
To rent a nouse with hardwood floors,
lireplai e and manv other extraa.
' 1 ut.hties, rent M50
575 4450 leave message
Osceola Hall, I M/F space avail for
Spring 89 Meat plan inc I
Call m J6A4
SUBLEASE CONriNENTAL OAKS
> BD. ] BA, CEILING FANS
IM» MOWTW »4 i4M
Choose ifie place wtara y«M aet a cIMcc
Seminole Village
FSU's alternative housino oHers the
ultimaie in dormitory living Come see
aw model ana recKve comptott details.
1301 W Brevard M47m
New 7 bd, I ba apt, close lo FSU
stadium available Dec
Call Dave i» S7t«IT
Beauiiiul 2 Story, J bdr, Vi ba Iwnhse
w/ceilinglans* W/D, I bik from FSU,
simply the best James at m 7M«
Close to Campuf
No car? Na praWani'^
SuMaasa I bd. I bm wMm, apt, Mr nasit
satnastar. MM/iwa, tm m liW
ibd apt available, within walkinB
MMMa a* FSU (^IM.
Call Bayner BaaWy 2» 1180
ttiWease: Furn Ibd Ibath apt lusi past
stadium on Hayden avail Oec/Jan
»355/mo & utilities 576 558?
C all Mike or Cierm
Huge ?'?', townhouw w lirepiaie
fenced in yard, W/D, close lo campus
Call Tim or Ray at 574 7VK
The Crossings, Betlevue Way Perle( r
for professtonal couple or 2 4 students
?txt, r ^ bath lurn townhouse fully
equipped kitf her^ reding fans, tVasBar
dryer S500 mo sem or yearly leaia. I•^
last plus S50 sec deposit
Call (111) SI1 itaf. call caflact
avanlns* k waakands
Ptitm West, suWana
apt Call S7««M4. i
eeliect SOI 717 S4tl
1l«fed.lba
Dec r call
I t I bedroom, spacious apts near
campus FOB 6IRLS.
Near Sweet Shop, 736 West Pensacola
SUBLET IN DEC
2 BD. r > BA FURNISHED APT
PLANTATION CONOOS
CALL StStW
I •■MOOM FURNISNM
NapstsorcMWren Partial uti I ~
575 2859
I BEDROOM FURNISHED
No pets or children Partial util
$ISO/ma, t250 dep 575 2tS«
WALK TO FSU
You'll love the llfastyla atid avoid ttia
hassle of campus parklRB at Hisft Pt
Park Apts. 411 Chapal Dr. Spacious 1
bdm apts starting at t240
Call ?J2 JOSaorM? 4WI, Mon Saturday
ROOMMATES
M F rmmte lor ?t)d'lba lurn duplex
Own r rn quiet free cable, micro, near
Gov Sq tISO, mo 1 free i/til Ml 0142
I BCDROOIM APT, FURNISNED
No pets or children. Partial util
»iys/mo mim
■eOMf PCm MNTi MM • BaflMla
All utilitlas IiwImM. tirvna
MOtBiN TEMACe
I S 2 BO UMff
AVA»UkM.E MNMMIV NW
ftm AtOM INP6€A«.I. fM-me
Rmmt needed own room nice house
nice neighborhood Serious students call
for details MiKi' 185 0941
Rmmt wanted 2t)d/2bt twnhse own
room A bt wash/dry micro, bar
barBQ, cable TV stereo, lurn j250rno, ' ,
util secur deposit 122B High Rd 224 7834
Fm nonsmk rmmt naadad la share IM
}'/>ba apt. in The Lakes tltOtne, '4 util
Call Cathy 575 0730
Fm nonsmoker needed own bd B bath
S2ao/mo & I : util avail Jan I Colany Club
Close to campus 222 4501
F rmmt wanted 3 l)d 1 ba partially furn
SI4S & ' -I uhl
Danielle 54 1 6007
. ol nOOsq li'i.t new dlWlaib M'lM.
lurn avail 12 6 pret. M, W» IHl O fc , no
pets, prof or grad St
S3ao/mo near Gov Sq Mall, (77 44a«
Fm rmmt wanted to share 1 bd, 2ba
rant mastar, Mbd w/baM Mr Olt and
w util. AvaiiaMa nn. mvm
•MoBbBs 1 or ] nantmk F to Mva. ar
MwtByyeursaM. maalarba droom and
own bath. Furnished CIssa Is FSU
Call Abby or April at S75 tUI
THE TIMBERS
1 clean nosm rmmts neadod to share
3bd twnhs w/frpl. tMS/mo B ''lUtM
Call Chris 575 7113
Fm rmmt neiKted to share Ibd apt r lov
to FSU next lo Osceola Hall pool SnC «,
'■3 util plus SI50 refundable deposit
224 8323 call anytime after Spm
Fm rmmt lor spring to share apt,
nonsmk. fun but caraclaidMMi, SMB/mo
li W 1^1, Call W*04t
TNI •ATHERINO
N aad ad : 2 fm rmmts nsmk, w/D.
startlwB Jaw 1st. Call 575 *»7
Naad mala rmmt starting January
Jr/$r/Orad student preferred
Call Roger Alvarei (30SI 379 9000
UNIVERSITY GARDEN APT
Roommate needed, Dec rent already
paid, deposit needed, $t37.S0/mo. move
in anytime Call Frank at m ncn
ROOMMATf Nf tDt{)A'„-,f' SPRINr,
SFMFSlrP 'fl i-.i-'r loii-.lfu
BEHIND AiUI IIH* (ASL 222 3934
ROOMMATE
by January 1st, fcmata Mr
SMdaus lownhawse, w/D and f iraplsct
iiat/mo mm*
3 bedroom, 2 bath furn condo. 5 min
walk to FSU, W/D, gvafa, rent
includes util, cable, maid and pool I
Ra««»rs CM
Licensed Real Estate Brakor 2» ai73
Vale rmmt needed to Share Bodroam m
2 bdrm 2' , ba huge townho use with
firepiarp i fie, h 1150 mo Call 574 2559
THIS IS LIVING!
NEED MAC t ROOMMATE TO ^MAKt
ROOM IN GREAT / BDRM. 2 BAIM
FURNISHED TOWNHOUSE, 3 MIN
TO FSU* TCC CALL NOW 57« 74B5
fm clean nsm needed. Own rm/ba
Caaa Cordoba pool/lndry, ctab, T
courts Pets ok optional iakaovar
Lynelle S7*^iM
AA/F 3 bedroom house, nsmk
SI75/mo B 1/^ util. No deposit
574-3703 leave massag a
Fm rmmM M Mara Bdr Mi M^/1Ba
condo at Tomahawk Terrace, next to
stadium Completely furn. tItS/mo B "i
util S7S 40I5
THE TIMBERS
Rmmt needed. Own rm in townhouse
w/fireplace W/0, »200/mo B "j util
Call David 574 4540
Fm smkr rmmt 2bd Iba apt own rr>om
S20 7 50/mo , elect i 1175 deposit
Free table laundry, pool 576 5842
Fm nonsmk rmmt needed for Spring,
Own room in Ibd Iba duplait. Fancad
yard. W/D, Vt expenses, call 3B«-«»1
PALM! WEST APTS. rmmt needed for
2bd apt, own room B share bath. Rani
free til Feb No dep B earn S75 cash
5225 mo*ulil Tim 575 84*4 ASAP
Roommate Wanted
Own room in 2br Vfi ba wt S1t5 h Mi
util Palms West 574 }45t Or 574 I77»
M/F to share w/ same or nave own
room 3bdr 2bath near F 'jU
Call 654 M90 leave message
Naad 3 roommates litdM* dakt
</4 Util
Kim 5Ta-5<71
M RMMT WANTED FOR SPRING
OWN RM IN 3 BO, 3 BA APT
S170MO B >/i UTIL
CALL S75 035e, ASK FOR BRIAN
F rmmt n eed e d Jan 1st April 30
'/i util, 1300 mo, o«yn bd B ba, spacious,
has study room Call C hristy at Sil-IBM
Need M or F roommate to share 3 bdrm
apt at the Plata
Call Kurt 541 \in
t rmmt i
Next semester Palm Waal
Call S74 5030
No more parking twketst
emmt needed own rm at Colony Club
,(pis 51 14 i.iu 8. ' J util. ASAP coll 541 12&5
M/F RMMTE NEEDED FOR HOUSE
CLOSE TO FSU
CALL MI-«44*
Fm rmmt needed, across Iram FiU
Mt-Wast Call St Ibd parkin* avaHBMa.
Janet 411 MS?
Naad rmmt lor Spring sem own rm
unluin close lo campus SMS/mo '/j util
Todd after 3pm 333 «M
or laava message at 333 37«»
NIOOEN MECN
Fm rmmt to occupy oaynrni 4 bath in
super townhouse on golf course.
Rent K ' i util Call 45* 7303
M rmrrit needed /bdrm apt near Gov
Sf) Mali A O inS/mo A ' J util
( ,111 878 4327
PALMS WEST nsmk I needed New
carpel A tile 1120 mo A util 574 2070
or call colleil 305 245 605* kathy
Fm rmmt needed ASAP sm rm in 2bd
n^ile home. $125 mo 6. ' , utii
Call Tracey at 574 0827 or 542 4239
Mature rmmie needed to share 3br
house w/3 others Private bath.
Sia/fwa B util Semi turn m im
MM rmmt to snare room In twnba,
pool, tannis, caMe
t130/me Josh S75 4584
Fm rmmt naadad ASAP fa sitara
maMar bdrm, W/0, mm*, ^»»m
Call s*3 MU aiB far LMira
Do You Need Art?
FREELANCE ARTIST SEEKS WORK
Design werk, IHustrallon, logos, signs,
cartoons. Rertralts, typography,
calligraphy, and nrHve
Portfolio avail on request Call 574 1425
I need a tutor, preferably female tor
nth grade student Algebra 2 A English
C all Wermy flt 878 62*8
Looking lor someone traveling lo
Tampa with van rir f nvered px K up wtTO
would deliver 9*12 rugs to I,)mpa
address Price negotiable, references
required Call 441 1375 evenings
I NEED A PLACE TO LIVE
beginning 1/1/19. If yov hava a 2 bd apt
and are looking for a ^Hat, nrldui mwa
student renter
Call Victor at 575 5117 ASAP
HELP WANTED
Student gov't, poaltlaa availaBiB.
Director Student Legal Sarvicaa
Applications 301 union
Make hundreds in your spare lime
Placing posters. No selling.
Call 918 33MONEY
Fm rmmt needed for Spring to share
room In 3/3 apt Brand naw. W/O. pool
S7«^3«» or 333 0510
Fm non smoker for 3bd townhouse.
Walklngdistanceto FSU w/OSlaBmo
Call Dan 575 95«4
AA/F rmmt who is slwdlout, raspensibis,
nan sub abHSar te Utara 3bd/IM furn
dupl, own rm. LIbaral attitude a plus
tw me Md irtll tlSt dap.
tutm Zac Avail Oac lA
M/F grad student or older undwad to
share 3bd 3ba twnhse Beginning l/W
Responsible w/sense of humor
Call Scott at 384 8031 Iv msg
M/rmmt to share ofte Ig t>d apt at
Forest Hills l» next sem No iSeo
$143 mo A "i util Prefer students
Call 222 9931 after 5 00 pm
Fm nonsm wanted to liv m BldiCStone
apt at Gov Sq Ibd. 2ba w, frpi
SliS/mo A '1 util Call 45*tM7
I fm own rm/ba m 3'/>ba twnhs w/frpl
near campus, located on Coni. Ave
Start l/l, rent S14; N.
Call Heathar PS Xm
Fm rmmt, nsmk, mtM*. t
sm; 50 mo and "> utIHtias. Off HWi Rd
385 4922 h m or 333 3t3« wk
Fm rmmt wanted for own room in
spacious 3tid turn apt on corner of
Pensacola and Ocala Call 574 2109
M/F rmmt needed ASAP Move in own
rm 3brm 2ba split level home S3U0/mo
for rent util. r able B ptwne 31* 7035
F , nonsmok lo share 2bdrm apt in
Mabry v.llage SI97 mo A , ut'i
Call 576 4310 Alter 12/4 12051 277 1040
Fm nsmk rmmt to share 2bd 3ba apt
Case Cordoba 1 100 407 *M W*
«35 mo 4 1/1 Mtll
Grad MudafM looking far mala rmittt.
Own rm w furnisbad duiNak. walking
distance la Ftu. SIN me A trk utu
IM-aBB, aaa 4333 wo deposits!
Roommate needed to share new 3 bd
1 ba house, tl42 so/mo B < ; utii
Call 877 6347
Need nonsmk Irn lor spring ?o share
2 bd 2 Da trader With W D, tl4» per
month plus , utilities Call 574 233t
ROOMMATE NEEDED
I bd. I ba. Im natnk, i/i utu. SI IS mo,
tW da^ t BiBck Iran FSU. m m*
Share home, ivivale, tiSO me,
utilities, central heat A air, W/D,
FSU Call Chad at 574 4311
Walk te FMI. Fm non smk mature naad
ad la tfiira bdrm for spring. %m.m/m»
B 'h cabfa, util Call 57S 4173, Iv msg
TNE LAKBS
I ar 3 peaple needed to ibara Md/3VMa
w/garafa. Call eeHact (M» mim
or STAtm after Nov. rm
WANTED
Volunteers Needed
LEON COUNTY LIBRARY
In the basement of NorfhwrxKl Mall
Call Jack al 48' 26*5e«t 303 or come by
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL LIBKA^Y
A Tropby Cbso
Call for David at 3S5 AS43
flm^ ttie Warehouse
Par Cbrlstmas Parties
Great Holiday Job Opportunity
Going home lor the Holidays'
Need a fun P/T lob''
If lUSt so happens that the
HONEYBAKEO HAM CO is m search
of seasonal help to fill our sales counter
and production positions We have
stores located in the following markets
Jacksonville. Miami, Orlando. Tampa.
SI Pple, A Palm Bch. Ft Laud . Ft
Myers. Sarasota, Hollywood. Pen
sat Ola, Pompano Bch Please ( heck the
yvhite pages or information lor trie store
nearest your home.
Magic Years Preaebool nesds
pre school teachers B counseler*.
starting Oac Wh. CatI 3BS WW
Growing plastic turgaen's amee
P/T help lor ganeril oNIc* ib/^iM
typing, computer exp helpful but net
nec 454 3800
ACTORS/MODELS
iMadaling and Acting Jebk, how to gat
them, Inslda tips B iitformatlon, malar
contacts, all ages B typa*. Sand for
details to Dan Ford Publishing,
14407 Cypress Mulch Cr, Suite 1711, Tam
pa. FL 33424
GUMBY'S PIZZA
Now accepting applications for delivery
service Immediate openings available.
Call 334 1429 f or details
AM>N- FREE SPREE
•egm now and reciove tree productt, ftae
trMlMig B frae sample*.
Call Mrs. Marsh at 563 55IS
CLUBS &
ORGANIZAflGNS
OAV/LESBIAN STUDENT UNION
We're here for youl Please loin us.
Ooy Raps Man, Thur ipm 317 Naw Union
Mbmaas Rap Man 7pm FSU WbmetYS Ctr
■aif III MMt Mton «:3B 314 New union
«r write GLSU. FSU Box S9U
For info call Stave at 334 950*
Delta Tau Delta
Little sisters and brottwrs
X mas parly Fri night 9 30pm »
Open discussion lor open minds Issues
from an aiternatlve prospective.
SAY/LESBIAN CCNNMUNITY FORUMI
Meets every Wednesday at 7:10 pm
Call Micheal at 574 1515
PERSONALS
REWARD
REWARD
REWARD
MY MOTOROLA PORTABLE
cellular phone was stolen,
its useless witi^t a tpkial
:::: iiim»«
•■TURN
CALL 57« »77»
Hoagies to Go
Delivery persons needed.
Call btwn 10 M }:1B
Mon Sat 177 7174
CHRISTMIAS HELP WANTED
Packaging and shipping company now
thru 13/33, Mon Sat Call 193 0713
Prep kitchen workers.
Exp required, apply m person ,ifler 4,
at The Crand f ,n,il, /.sj A 'i.nn
Full or P T flelp needed during holidays
Could lead to permanent position
Come to tpicurian Catering
at the Civil Center Mon Sal 2 4pm
CAMP CONCHART Y
GIRL SCOUT CAMP
On beautiful Pmm AtaunMn, QaarMto
now hiring for the SMMlter el nit.
POSITIONS AVAIIABLF INCLUDF
CAMP DIRECTOR
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
WATERFRONT STAFF
fWSI'S A LIFEGUARDS)
CAMP COUNSELORS
NATURE. SPORTS, CRAFTS
DANCE, HORSING
AND THEATER SPECIALISTS
CONTACT CONCHAHTY COUNCIL
OF GIRL SCOUTS, INC
1344 t3th Avenue
Columbus, OA 31901
Phone (404) 337 3440
college stud«tls Wtarea t ad m »miMt
a free spring break In Maxice ar me
Behamasi CaH Campus Taurs, inc at
(MS) 773B«B7
If you cantutor.gradepapers, or coach
Softball, and you will be in town wften
most FSU students are gor\e
Call Shepherd Academy 193 4493
We have several lOb openings
Bakery sales clerks hours noon 1pm
III . 1,1 .,1 heduling. food service
, .[,.,, I nr e preferred apply at
Tasty Pastry Sahery 1 355 A5 Mkt St
MUGS A MOVIES nij* ri.r ,,y ' limt
servers & lood preps Apply in person
after 7 lo om , 1415 Timberiene Read
RECORD STORE
Full lime / Part time amas help A
beyond n ee ded Wide knowledge of music
necessary Send resume applir alion to
Records ,'60 "I riar,! kee Rivl 1,'ini
PIZZA HUT
DELIVERY
Drivers*
Cooks
Counter Help
WANTED FOR NEW
PIZZA HUT DELIVERY
LOCATION
• Full and part time positions
• Flemble hours
• Free meals
• Opportunity lor advancemenl
• Plus much, much itieri
Applir alions af epted anytime after
Nov 1st Please apply in person at
Pizta Hut Delivery. 311 Mahan Drive
(Lafayette Place Shopping Center)
•Drivers must be 18 years or over, have
a valid drivers license, liability
Insurance. A dependable transportation
STOP IN A TALK WITH US
ABOUT JOINING OUR TEAM
Phi Kappa Pii
Keep buying thMX-mas «ms
for Friday night,
only two days left
• FC would like to wish all fraternities
and sororities e sate B hapw IMiday
season Be Oraebl
Spring 19M London Program Students
Reunion Party at Jack B Karol
Brlgham's. 3444 Egret Lane, Ipm Sat,
Oac »d. Call M4K» davt ar IH-tSBl
Higm far detain.
ITM FLOOR B0RIMAN
TManha (ar a great aamaslar I Oood htck
en fUials. Merry Chrlctmas, Happy New
Year With love, Debbie
in CARL m
To the beat big brother ever I Have a
Hwy Mrry Christmas and a MapRV
N«y Vaar. May Santa be goad ta you.
Love ya. Katrina
CHI O
Lori B and Lisa W
We love out tjig sisters
Love 1. isa and Slept!
P C STUD
This ain't no basK 2 month anniversary.
I • U'! 'Kid ' from Jersey
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Casey -1
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'H meet aaen. UtB,
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1 AMOFFERMMMFOR irs
NO OUEtTimn ASKID.
Have you been the victim ol semiBl
assault? Refuge House / Rape CrIM
provices individual courtseling and B
Sexual Assault Support Group free af
charge Please call 48) 2111
FREE ADVICE!
You 9ot a problem^
Don't just wallow in your mlwryi
Write to ANDY'S SISTER for some
help Drop a Ipttpr m Union Box U 7001
or bfinfl it to the NEW Union Classified
OMtce 117 Npw Union (across Irom
Union Poat Offirf>}
My column runs MtKidays In tt>t Flam
So 9at writing I
MM, iHMp tf» in* wnh iPCt
Brothers and little sisters, gapd luck
wim finals A Happy Holidays
Fall '81' pledge class
MAI KIM MARIA
Hwa a very Merry Christmai
and a Happy New Yearl
Love, A Aelissa
TOM & CRAIG
Mava a Merry ChrMmaa
•M a Happy New Yearl
Love YES, Melissa
JENNI
Happy 19th i w u eternally
JEFF
GET SICK 31 BEER ABO ART
TaMabassaa Cammvnity College
Guitar Class 130
Register now, call Mi 9300
instructor Alison Bert, M.M.
HAPPY B-DAY ZA
LAURIE C , DARCEE, SANDY. ANN
JMMM, SUZANNE AND ALYHA
■ MAVE A GREAT BREAKI WE m U.
YOUR SISTERS
JEANE nycm
MONDAY, vecmvat s. ism
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! IN
I HE NEXT YEAR OF YOUR
I IKE: A favimtr relalivr will play
.1 lar((rr rcjle in helping lo shape
yiiur future (.areer decisions be
cnme easier wheti you review the
alternatives. ¥oy gUR w advMi-
taoe in a busiiwn rrlaltonship,
Pnifits siiar' Weliiime new hiinrirs
Your v« lal hlf ,i( I i-i,-ratcs wh.-n
you change ycnir approach Events
and I new hrW^ slKr your
point of tnew. Lancd onaa find you
more understanding Family ties
affect mamagr or couruhip in a
positive way Investments pay
hand.soine divicteiK^.
CELEBRITIES BORN ON
THIS DATE: Sen Strum I'hur
mcmd, Gen Cmxy^ I. usier Walt
Kisnev quartcrtiai k Jini I'lunlirtt,
I'lfsident .Marlin \ an Hiircn
AKIKS (March .il Apnl 19) You
are full of confidence md egpr M
test your ability lo perform
fire Keep yriur enthusiasm
rontnil Saiqjuard your fifl
lulure Iravel inspire!) runianoe.
TAURUS (April 20 May 20):
Yuur reactions will profoundly
affect a personal retetionthip Slav
positive toitoy no matter what
hapiiens Travel lifts ynur spinlv
and uHilr! nfn*n the dmir to a )f^>
uppuriuniiv Ke flexible
f.iCMi.Nl iMqr U^tana 31^ A
)iili prrimoum ia > tcd pawlMtHii
now Handle a money mailer ynur
self You have so many pnisppitive
suitors they have to stand in line'
SinglM R^f ki naAy to iMtle
down, Yow wit tvins aMlnMe.
CANCER Uuneil-July 22):
Menial rapport is more importMil
to you than {diyiical attraclKxi
whoi chooaing a romantic partner
Creative proiects go well; oommuni
ration skills improve Reach out to
those who share your vision
l.KO (July ■a^u^ 22^ Y.,ur
mniid IS a lot sunnier ihaii ii a.i-
last week L>o not let your egu
atand between you and financial
MKOaS, ilR«R MM flwiral
over a idWi W wWp' a fttttm than
you think
VIRGO lAuK JiSiiii .-J \
financul situatKjn shows improve
neat. Take advMtagi cf a friend's
hdp. InfhiantiRl pcraan haa bn eye
im vriu Put your beat im forward
in v> lal sitiiatiam, AwoM wnaitive
iiubiecis
LIBRA (Sept 2.1 Oi m Curb
thai jeakius streak before il causes
you problems' Romance will sneak
up im you Wekxime an opportunity
lo show viHir tender, sentimental
side Kevisit a favorite place
SCORPIO lOct. 23-Nov. ZD A
td^banc caii haa apedal meaninK
for you Hidden bcten help make
thi< n red letter day' You and
rnm.ii.ii, ii.inner reaffirm your
commilment to each other l,ove
thmet OR OMaidentBn.
SACITTARIUS (Nov 22 Der
21^ EnpioyBMM irfiair^ are un .1
fmtetive ooHne now Make .1
Isiger contribution at home during
this busy time Cooking goodies in
advance makes entertaining mm h
easier Send out greeting canb.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19.
\ liyal matter is settled in your
Is.or ArranKT Vi,ur ,< hedule In
aaummudalc an impurlanl client
tgask Ri fidi re*
Inrilea. Know
yowwm hsart.
AQUAWU8 $M. l»Feb 18;
PH^ ana iRiliRg le back your pet
pitiiects. Mrr IMr lertns. Com
promises aticnguien existing rela
tnnahipa. Childrm benefit from
domestic harmony. Avoid making
mountain!) out of molehills
PISCES (Feb 19March 2(ti
Approach financial transactions
Mi kusineas ^reeiMnta with
OttMan. Keep your personal affairs
■-Irii tlv private Depend im vnilrM-K
r.ilhi-i Ih.iM tithiTS (.iinliruit '■
keep a light rem un spending
Florida Flambeau Monday, December 5, 1^ / 16
THE LADIES OP SIGMA DELTA
WISH ALL STUDENTS A SAFE k
HAPPY WINTER BREAK
SUSIE
FROM CORAL GABLES, I MET YOU
AT UF GAME WOULD DIE TO SFE
you AGAIN PtrHAWD PC RO* 17n*
; ;., I AMA'i-,K F y \ UllS
BUSINESS
PERSONALS
STUDY BREAK-
P*rti up md feed the old brain Mm*
good, delicious, xrumptloui Iroim
yogurt
I Can'l Belipve It's
VOGURTl
FroMn Vo|ytl Slocti
S7t HU
(IN THE CENTER WITH TURTLES
AND LITTl F CAFSABS)
FISCHER'S GEMS
MKT GOLD $15 GM
Wednesday FSU Union
Fleamarket Sat and Sun,
Tdtiahas&ee m B IM
316-5092
oH wHti Wilt «a.
HOLIOAV PMTIIi
Stripping S«nlat, SM(|n( ian«M,
Untn tor Hit kNH.
StnBIBg T«llygf >m m oit
For CliriiMM* Hav« • B wirtl l u l purtratl
pMUM by local artitt
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SUGAR BOWL
T-SHIRTS
Thpy arp m al FLEET FEET
Alto SwtAt Shirty
Wf ^twood $N>pptn9 Center S7« 33M
( h<x)v ttH' ptare wt>ere you ge\ a choice
Seminole Village
FSU'i aMrnMva ftaMMiB oMart^tw
ultima)* ill darmiMry living. Come •**
our medal aiM t*Bcalva complata datailt.
im m. Mmmiuto m-nn
TIE DYE T's
and other cottons by Benno
Be Sure to Check
the New
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DELIVERY GUIDE
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Get Pitia. Chicken, or Subi delivered
Ireth to your TV chair)
Send Flowart t Gift* from the comfort
0) yaur aau chain
M \MlM WyHM M your «mc* ctialr I
Gat ayan mora delivery detaiit
TODAY in the
Flambeau aa$»lHe«te
JOE'S BIKES
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P i'^lt U l W i a l Hit t e y pHef, Reasonable
Prict*. Call P^W at lM-4 af? or mi 2?ti
Noptwe' Not at home'> Need i\ nuirUx^r
for your appiif ,1* on vVtiitf ou) looking (or
a lOf Wp'II .jfiswff *ouf phone fjr yivi*
you a number Dorft rrnw that important
cm.
Call Allied Services at ma b367
FRESHMEN
DurHiB tmalt you can cam* in with an
uwarclMafflan and gat froNn yogurt.
I CUn MLWVI IT-t VOauRTI
(IN THt CENTER WITH TURTLES
AND LITTLE CAESARSI
FSU Sweat Shirts
for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
Gpt tnem bHwp you leavp a1 FLEET
FEET, m the Wpstwood Shopping f enter
FANTASTIC - FREE
F^w^n^ modeti fcr tfte lamt
tiair ruf and color techniques
PALACE SALOON
BUOLIOHT MONDAY Tgc MUG
PITCHERS M M ANYTIME
Oo Banana's Ibnight
IMPORTS SI. JS
POOL BIG TV GREAT POOD
«» W«
POOR PAUL'S
POORHOUSE
Ladies Night: All winacoolari nt
9 1} Mo nday twv» W Taiwtew** St
^ Resumes, etc. ▼
THE MEDIA SHOP W
m Nil) NEW UNION JK.
rr (across Irom the Poit Office I T
yr Open Mon Thur Sam 4pm -^1^
^ Friday iam 2pm <
"jfr F Of more irtio <,*ll 444 6/fl8 ifr
LONELY
FINALLY
A LOCAL INTRODUCTION CLUB
that anybody can afford, all peoptf 18 I
CALL fit 1 MO
MUSICIANS :
F lor Ida's F ifwst *
FLAMINGO STUDIOS t
AOotdabIc 16 i, 24 track «
recording, albums, 4S's & demos *
Call S7t «74l a
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TNT NIOIAWAY CANOB RENTAL
DIRECTLY ON WAKULLA RIVER
AND HWY H M UP TO t HOURS
S0< PER CUSHION CALL 925 641J
TRAVEL
OlieeUNT AIRLINI riCKITi
Tours • Eurallpanaa * Crulm • All
Dntinationt * Cash only UNIVERML
T R A V E L . m 7 1 7 1 or m^oigi ( iat W-J)
7 DAY CRUISl
HORSES
BOARDING. LEASING, k TRAIL
RIDES. CALL Wa 3M3 (LOCAL)
MOHMt
m Oft Sal* STILL GOING ON
Vintage t Funk
Hfi] W OAINEI
CLARK'S APPLIANCES All malor
appliances and air condltierwrt for sale
or rent S*} 447«
NEEOCASMf
We buy gold, iewelry. ctaas rings,
diamonds. (Oins, sliver Augwttine Coin
Shop, near Gov Sq Mall in 3030
WE BUY a. SELL USED PIANOS
DELIVFRED. TUNED
f INANLING AVAILABLF
JIM'S PIANO
IB»C WEST THMPE tT.
i7S4IM
MAY 19
F or more tnfo
224 273S or 575 600«
NEED TO SELL
Alrllnatickal; Tally la Newark, Dac H
ta Jan 4. Plaaa* call lyniW
Alrlln* tickft to Dalla*, raundtrip,
leaves Tallatiattaa 11 31, ratuma I t
Regular tart S7U, Sa« tar tSH
wiimn nil brbaim special
STEAMEOAT/VAIL COLORADO
s dayt, 4 nloM* lift tttkaft Mcl piut I
SKI PARTY (wmilyaanMrtalnmantti
comptlmanlary bavaragaa. Starting at
SIM. Call CAPITOL TRAVEL tar
datalls »4 3717
SUGAR BOWL PACKAGES
i mytit'. ini luding game tickets
Call CAPITOL TRAVEL (or details
224 37«7
LOWEST PRir F',
ON IVS, STEREO S & VCR'S
we ALSO LOAN MONEY
•LENN'S GUN A PMim
S. MONROE AT 4 POMITS
>S4 2141
Rayban - Serengeti
Sunglasses save 4oon
GREAT XMAt GIFTS Fast sh. !,(, ■<«
Free Catalog ia00 4RA¥BAN
AIR TICKETS
I HAVE 1 ROUNDTRIP TICKET
TO MIAMI FROM DECEMBER 23
TO DECEMBER 27. ON PIEDMONT
AIRLINES CASH ONLY »190 00
FIRM CALL DAVID AT 222 3*97
ANVIIMF BEFORF lOAM DAILY
FLAMBEAU
CLASSIFIEDS
SPRING BREAK
DAYTONA 7 NIGHTS SIM
CANCUN 3 NIGHTS SMS
SNOWSHOE 5NIGHTS SISS
CALL BREAKAWAY TOURS TODAY
I 800 444 73«4
MANY OTHER PKGS ALSO AVA'L
ONE WAY TICKET TO CHICAGO
DELTA. DEC 14 taO
5«2 4803. ASK FOR PENNY
TICKETS
SUGARBOWL
NEED 3 S TICKETS. WILL PAY itt
GINA 942 034*
RIDES
Need a ride lor 3 to Miami
on Dec • or 9 Will pay gas
Call Sandra 222 4877
I naad a ride to Hollywood/Ft Laud
area for Christmas break Can leave
PrI Dec 9 Will pay ' i gas
Call Andy at 444 1)34
MIAMI
Need big truck to tow boat to Miami and
back over vacation SS S4i I122
Nead ride to Atlanta,, Greenville. SC or
AaMllla, NC an ar attar Dac ». Will help
wtttt t**- RMrlek Wt-MS*
Naad to rM* Id n. Myart. ^L.
Oac t invr n mm. Will pay aH (a*.
Call »radflcck 444 1*34
MdM • f«* IP 0.C. araa cad laava altar
Dac. « «MI pfy Itr vt •! Bd*
CaRHfiiy W i m
Need passengw ta BP td W TdMllm l aii
area Dec tt
Kim 574 5473
LOST &
FOUND
As a community servK *> TIse Flambeau
will run a stwt lost or lound ad (rep (or
three days fwbieft to space availat>ilitv i
Call or come by either
Flambeau Classified Office
N 117 New Union 444 5715
505 S Woodward 4*1 3911
LOST large male black lab mix has
red colar w rabtps tag last seen at
IM lields on 12 l
Call Kathy at 222 57*4 or 224 5304
LOST girls gold Signet ring w/ an onyn
stone around Kpllun^ Han ims Pi F
LOST: BOW chain at FSU UP gam*
Call 575 W73
LOST: Pantax 15mm cantera at FSU UF
game Helpi It s not mine Call 575 15*4
LWt black book bag on Tues 11/23
10 30pm at EDU Computer Lab Had
da yboolc . I D 4 notes (or this semester ' '
Please call 541 1103
LOST Sliver chain bracelet ritwn f ',i
& Cash Hall Great sentirrnenLiI .au,.
REWARD 224 2274 e«t 5224 Hf.ilhi-
LOST: black wallet, meter parking lot
by pool. REWARD Call Duke 877 8137
LOST: a balga puria on CratafferdvIHa
Mwy Friday 11/35. Call 57»SM7
LOST: a black danim Levi's jacket
w/keyt In right pocket on 11/30 in
Longmire Dave 334 4471 REWARD
LOST Tl 35 calculator in Strotlar
Library or in Fisher Hall
Call Angie at 878 2455 or 878 7849
FOUND purse containing HILLARY
CNESMAN'S ID. Contact the Flambeau
at ttia Unlen er call *44-5?M
POUND: ana rad EMipMbdcfebaek at
Craf^idKf Lawaa B dd ia r aa m an nm.
POUND: yaunt SMarlan MuMUa, naar
Waalwaad SlwpMnt CaMar
CdH PS-IBSI ar IBi-Olt, art lar BlaWa
POUND : man'* mn/maan ptiaia m^Ok
behind Dllfenbaugh Call S7S-tni
FLAMBEAU
We Buy
Used
Furniture
,ii IV. ,1 1,11,11)1. 1'l ,(
575 6044
,i,u lor USE (3 U. |)l
A 9 Furniture Inc.
HOLIDAY SHOPPER'S GUIDE
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ROSES ROSES
ROSES
tlOM A D07EN. WRAPPED
CASH AND CARRY
NO COUPON EVER NECESSARY
ADAMS FLOWER
SHOP
Ml MMTM MeNMM STMBBT
SH-MM
A^ FRAME SHOP
Custom Framing Posters Photo*
Oils Diploma* We Cut Mats
44* W Gaines St
(across from Leon Food Co op)
222 2312
GENlLf HAIR REMOVAL
IflSDISCOUNT WITH ImSCOUPON
ARDAN'S
134-3117 ail N. MONROE
Ti*' the **a>on to gat tye^yMI
Tra La La La La T«*t. Tudtt 4 TaptI
BENNO
M^MIdA fttf t^lft 9R
Call f3S^MI7 or
See Benno WetMatday at The union
1989 Donruss, Topps Flpr r K S, ore
BASI BAl L FAf »0P ■ 1 WOV
THE BOOK SHELF
13*3 S. MONROE, 33* 34M
WRS. HAM 5:11PM. MON SAT
20«« OFF ALL BOUTIQUE ITEMS
SPORTSWEAR KEY CHAINS. GOLF
At r I SSOH I F 'i DECORATOR ITEMS
I • . VI ■•■I I Di ', Wff H '-.A AB
Mt
.11)
BRAUN MOTOR
CAR COMPANY
HIS MMtr TUINB«MM STREET
Tliiii
T.I. and Canon calcwlalart
many stylet to clidi* tram.
CHECK MARK
OFFICE SUPPLY
ISM KilMi^n ^ntar Blvd.
lOi C J«ftarian/2tis Ap^na* Pity
Vlllagi' ghStrninq while With snovw
M Santa q\>iu"-. by With ri MO' MS) Hi
THE CHRISTMAS
SHOP
1421 N. MONROE
222-5089
DOUBLE J's BIRDS
AND HUBCAPS
Canura*. Macaw*, CackMdta,
L«vAlrdi. Waavar*. Java PMcHa*.
CanarM, Cages and iiipi Wl ii.
uaad Hubcap* tr% iSv.
MM Wdddvilt* Hwy , 173 4301
PHw BaBy Bird* lar girtaltiid*
On the eigttth day ol Chriatmas
My salon offered me
Eight hands of sculpted nail*
EMPHASIS
ON YOU
M. mmrm. nHm
ThMfh Out our wide ^fif'^on of
(inii Sunglass*-'. i
THE EMPORIUM
TALLAHASSEE MALL, 3« 7377
EUROPA
FASHION
FOR MEN WITH STYLE
TALLAHASSBB NIALL, MS-MI
I l i H i d d dl card*...
CHRISTMAS
CLA<iS!FlFDS
SO Per L 'HP ( ) iini' minimum}
Mini
FLAMBEAU
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My true love gav* to aw
KMy you trMawe each
rrmmofy erf ttito hM(toy all
through th« cOfTiing ywif
A quart; GUITAR TUNER FROM
GORDON'S
STRING MUSIC
1*11 N. MONROE, BY ALBERTSONS
lot' 7714, HOURS 10AM 4PM
Mete Prescription Servica
HICKS
DRUG STORt
Prag-
SUNGLASSES
ISLAND WATBR SPORTS ha* ttw b**t
selection of coolest sungl***a*
by Oakley, Vuarnatt, Rayban, Bucci,
Style Eye*, i Ski Co<n* in and ctiack It
out mi* Chri*tma*
ISLAND WATBB IPORTB
tit W. Tanne**** St. nant to MMndy's
tOI 333C M F 10 7, St W t. Sun 13 5
UNIQUE GIFTS FROM THE PAST
THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE
THE JADE DOOR
COLLECTIBLES AND GIVEABLES
MAONOLIA NMUC CPWBTVMD
«f-INi
A large selecfion ot use l grand
pianos St,fr' r, g Ji 4VS'
Special Christmas Ewe delivery.
MARYLENE'S
HOUSE OF BRIDAL
AND FORMAL WEAR
M* N. MONROE STREET
SfMclal Occasion
Fashion
MEN'S FORMAL WEAR
BY MITCHELL'S
I E I US TYPE AND DECORATE
•InJR CHRISTMAS LETTFRS
THE MEDIA SHOP
N117 NEW UNION
444 wit
★SAIL BOMTSif
COV PAC 14 It It It 19 (t 4 27 (I
NF W I rom J2 ;y)
Prinz Yacht Export
OPEN SUNDAYS
Hat now leak* tram M' turns heads this
holiday teaien
IB^^ WIST TMARPE ST^ttT ^^Vour Coastal Connectio?^
Lafayette Christmas
Tree Farm
Hwy Wtaol, behind LafayettaWMary
323 S4M
^SANTA CLAUSH
^►SUITS*
Matteup/80 d'ft hats r ostun-t« rnaflic,
clown ft, juggling equip G Hi R ratad
gay gi'**. pranks luh^s
MAGIC & FUN
SHOP
Varsity Plaia. 1117 W Tennessee St
A PF RSONALIZEO RUBBER STAMP
FOR Al MY MAIL SO EASY NOWl
THE MAILBOX
381] I N Monroe
iWinn Dixie Stropping Center)
S42 1373
Hours M F lOam 4 3apm, Sat 11am Spm
Your Coastal Connection
1155 Market St 448 2784
STYLES FOR MEN AND WOVEN
COLOR HIGHLITES, PERMS
Phase 1 Hair Stvlas
^ alO, 3013 S N WONROE
CHRISTMAS
TREES
Fresh cut Frailer Fir* Irom N C ,
Scotch Fine, Virginia Pine K Spruce
PRO POOLS
I7S3 Old BaintH-td9# Road
A tisket a tasKet pui a
condom in thetr basket'
Give someone you know Protedion
Connection Condoms tor Chrtsimas
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RAVE
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
FROM ALtfTHESE LOCAL MERCHANTS
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from
Skateboard Station
Mil N. Manrgd («• Latia Blit)
001-OOW
FISH BIRDS FLOWERS
BUTTERFLIES
SKETCH BOX
ART t, MCTURB PRAiMINS
1315 N MONROE. 313 4173
STEREO SALES
637 W TENN. ST.
Sony Car Stereo
From $135.M
WANTITV LIMITED
314-HM
SLUG WHITE??
GET A TAN! WE CAN CURE YOUR
PILLSeuRY DOUGHBOY LOOk A'
SUNTAN CENTER
893-6375
STUDENT DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE
Market Square or T imberlatie
Neat to Mugs and Movies
Make an appointment today!
RECORDS
TAPES-DISCS
BEST SELECTION IN TOWNI
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3033 W PENSACOLA, 574 4314
TRADE INS WELCOME!
WE ALSO PAY CASH FOR USED
RBCOROS. TAPES AND CC*
FREE
CHRISTMAS
CLASSIFIEDS
Get a FREE 3 line Fla m Oadu Classilied
^u*t bring us a receipt Irom any of the
Hallday Sh o ppe r* Outda advertisers L
ftl ant 3 line ad to run in nw P" — '
1
16 / Monday, December 5, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Rattlerettes break Owls,
school record to take title
BY DIANA O'BRIEN
ruuNMCAU 8TArr writer
When the Florida A&M Rattlerettes
stompt'd Florifla Atlantic 1 14 89 Saturday
to win ihc lOih Kaitlfrcttc Invitational
at tile (iaithcr Alhlclic Complex, they did
somuthing that the Lady Owls weren't
used to— they beat the visitors badly.
Florida Atlantic, 5-2, had set a courw
straight for the showdown in the
chanipionship game at,'airi.sl FAMl' AHcr
tu-alin>,' South Carolina State 79 62 and
Hcihuiic ( (Kikman 7.) HI en route to the
final, the Owls seemed ready to give the
Rattlerettes a challenge.
That lasted for about half the game.
The Owls stayed within 10 points
through much of the first half which
ended with FAMU ahead, 55-45. But in
the second half, the Rattlerettes put on
the afterburners, withstood one wrge by
the Owls and ccmated to the final margin.
The Halllerettes started their
championship run Thursday ajjainst
( lark (dlle>,'e, winning 113-47 Albany
State fell to FAMU on Friday 57-48,
which qualified the home team for the
championship showdown Saturday.
FAMU broke the school scoring record
lor the second time in the touriiainenl
Saturday. The Rattlerettes had broken
t he record for the OrM ttm in thit Clark
game.
Playing befM-e a crowd of 1,012 fans
Saturday night, the FAMU team, led by
the Tournament's Most Valuable Player,
Donvale Feryusiii), showed mote
defensive inlen.sity than it had shown in
previMtt fpunea. The firrt half moy^ at
We Buy
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575 6044
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224 0549
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a fast pace with the teams matching goal
for goal Ferguson lead the Rattlerettes
scoring along with teammates Polly
Innerarity and Shelly Boston
"FAU wanted to run with the ball and
that's what we wanted so we pre.ssed to
control the game," FAMU Coach Mickey
C\nyUm said.
Florida Atlantic put the pressure on
early but the Rattlerettes didn't back
down The Owls, led by Valene Harris, an
FSU transfer and leading w^er for the
visitors in Imth the first and second half,
stiu:k with their own press which kept the
action at a fever pitch Florida Atlantic,
sporting nine new players on this season's
roster, was just happy to have the chance
to play againat a strong defensive team
like the Rattlerettes
"Their press was real good, " said Owls
("oath Wayne Allen, w ho was formerly an
assistant coach at FSU. "We don't see
that kind of prefw all the time."
Bethune Cookman won the conadation
game against Albany State on Saturday,
65-49,
Along with Ferguson, the other
members of the AH Tournament team
were Valene U.irns (Florida Atlantic),
Shelley Hart iFlorida A&Mi, t'atrice l^ee
(Bethune Cookman I, Katrina Harris
(South Carolina State), Itebbie Hoskins
(Lincoln Memorial), Keitha Daniel (Clark
Tollegei, and Amanda Jonea
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SERVING TALLAHASSEE FUR 74 YEARS
VOL. 74, NO. 74
Wendy Blair of Catholic Social Services
Agencies team up to
make holidays brighter
BY ALBA AGUBM
PLAMMUt; msft wRim
Wendy Blair would like to put her
i)\*n a^'cncy out of business
It's not that HI. nr. siipcrv i--iir nt
("alholic Sot'ial Serviics, doesn I see a
need for the organization She just
h^ies the time will come when it will
have outlivpd its usefulneaB.
"I'ltmiatily. niv tjoal is to put our
agency out ot business because that
would mean everyone could meet their
needa individually," she aaid.
Tlutt tin* Ym wbH wrived, and there
are atill many people who can't
manage to pay for daily living
IMcessit les or lor ^;ifl,s for their children
during the {'hristmaH season That's
why Catholic Social Services and
V«lu^cer Tsllahaaaee have teaned up
tkit year to prcvide relief to
individuals and families in need of
special asatstance.
Volunteer Tallahassee's annual
Wish List and Catholic Social S'rvices'
Most Needy Cases, both annual reliel
eiforts taking place ui the winter
miWtiM, have been consolidated into
one campaign called The 1988
Chriitmaa Connection.
Christmas Connection, hcadqiiar
tered in the lower level of the
Northwood Mall, began accepting
donations Monday. "We've had a alow,
birt itMidy w poM a le&r toiler," Bl^
said.
The sparsely furnished space,
temporarily donated to the Christmas
Connection by Northwood Mall, is
liatd Witt radu of aecond-hand
Turn to AID, page 3
Civic Center patrons
confused over parking
BY GARY FINEOUT
PLAMBEAU BTAPP WRrrta
A lot of pec^le had trouble parking fen-
Saturday night's badc^idl game between the
University of Florida and Florida State
University in the Civic Center
The Center's 662 parking spaces were
reserved- 150 for a pre-planned Christmas
party, 450 for Seminole Booeters and the rest
for media and staff.
Il'thev tried to pi^ at one of the two parking
l4araf,'es l(Kated across the street from the
Civu Ci-nler and next In the R A (iray
building. Iiasketball tans had to pay $2 a pop.
Civic Center officials said they received a
couple of phone calls about the parking
situation.
"I took a call (Monday) afternoon frcmi a lady
who was upset," said Roger Englert, assistant
Civic Center director. "1 tried to explain the
situaticm to her, that even if the qiacea weren't
r cwrved ttat there are oi^ 682 spaces there,
and we had 12,000-plua pe(^le there."
Englert said nMirt of the OHnpiainta ^ne
from people who got tow^ when they parked
elsewhere.
"Well, iim alternative to choose is to
park there and not pay the two dollars," said
Englert. "They end up parking on private
projM'rtv, and there's b«'en a problem with cars
being towed. We are getting some complaints
about that."
While many might be irked about the lack
of spM»8 in the Civic Center lot, more people
are upset about having to pay $2 to use (me
ol the two state owned garages east of the
Civic ("enter
"It seems really strange," said Jay Wells,
the new car manager for Bill Wells Chevro^
in Quin^. "The taxpayers iwy all this matmg
to have the l(rt built, and then when we really
need to us*' it, we have to pay I parked there
once 1 tht)ught this is silly ' I'd rather walk
an extra block than pay the two dollars."
Civic Center officials said they pay the state
for the use of the two garages. According to
Engl«rt, the Civic Center pays $7,5 per garage
Turn to PARKING, page 2
Slithery things need love too
BY BON MATUS
fLAMMUU RAW tmi1l%
Ever since that infamous weom m the
Ciarden of Kden, snakes have been branded
with the worst of reputations.
But though they are forever doomed to be
looked down upon, a local organizatiiNi is
doing its bast to prov* tlH* hmIm8 ven't all
bad
"The opinion is if you're not sure it's not
harmful, kill it That'^ how peopk' were
brought up, " said .Michelle Kmmons. But, she
added, citing snakes' enormous ecological
value, "they assist in rodent control and ar«
a source <A food fat ^her animals."
Emmoitts ia the secretary-treasurer of the
Tallahassee Herpetolngical Society, an
<ii t^anization dedicated to promoting interest
in reptiles and amphibians The society was
founded in March, and is a branch of the
Florida League of Herpetolc^. According ti>
Emmons, the local chaptM* has approximate 1\
30 members, but over a hundred people
reguhuK .ittend the monthly meetings
One ot the s(Kiety's main interests is
educating people, especially children, about
snakes.
"By the time kids are 12 or 13, their imwrts
have convinced them that snakes are hm&. We
teach theni before they have developed
unreasonable fears, which snakes are OK and
which aren't," Emmons said.
The society rwently went to a Killearn
Lakaa nantation picnk, qmuored by the
^mmamm'* AModatkm, and did juiA ttet
llie children (and their iWMta) i
about the pros and consi
in their backyards.
Hie children also got to handle a few i
soei^ ^mbara as peta. EmaMm said
MikM bmIm p«A prtK "tWent b^. nd
MIetwto Emmons of ttw Tallahasaee
Herpetological Society introduces
Ntoholas Heidenreich to a 4-foot Ball
Python dyrfng a KMIearn Lakes
H»TWOwn«rs Asteclation {NcfHc.
th^ dm't acr^h the dew."
Baaidbs snakes, though, the society also
educates people about other reptiles and
amphibian.s. from frogs and salimaildwfl to
turtles, lizards and alligatora,
Ike MKtoty is h^ng to
Turn te tNAKE, page 3
I 2 / Tuesday, December 6, 1988 llorlcia Hambeatt
( Leaders ready for
super power lunch
I'NITKD PRKSS INTKHNAIKINAI
WASHlNGTON-F{.,nald K.anai.,
(iciirgf Hush and Mikhail (iorhachev sit
down Wednesday to the ultimate power
lunch.
The issue on the agenda of a meeting that
will mark another milestone in the histor\
of post war sutM'rpowci Minuiiilrv thi' fifth
such session in 37 monlh.s-are as familiar
a.s the differences that continue to divide
East from West.
What is lacking, accwding to U S and
Soviet officials, is the rancor that on<«
^evented candid discussions o( hkIiv idual
and mm ual c (iru'i'i ris
A dial()^!ue once marred by polemics now
IS described as businesslike. At the same
time, the Soviet leader's domestic jwoblems
not only impel him to suMain that process,
but raise questions about the CMne^ieiKM
if his moves at home fail.
If the visit to New York is pure public
relations, U.S. ofricials profess to be
unconcerned. Should Gorbachev try to turn
a friendly chat into a grab for the wwld
stage, the president and president-elect will
re.sist hi^h drama and play for time.
"VVr arc heinj4 vcrv realistic," White
Miiuse spokesman Marlin Fiizwater said
Moiuiav We have a president who is
leaving ofiice in a few weeks who is not
going to be making any promises that he's
not here to keep and we have a new
president who will be taking ofTice m a few
weeks wIk.'s not ntnni; lo be making
comniitiTienls when he doesn't have an
adminstration in power that can ftilly
analyze and make these judgmenU."
Thus, for more than two hours, the leader
(li the Soviet I'mon will sit down with his
current and (utuie American counterparts
to rcMew m a cursory manner - the fmur
elements of their complex relationship:
—Arms control: The Geneva negotiations
Bush Qorbaefiev
on nuclear and defensive arms are in recess
until Feb. 15. Though much {vogress has
been repmrt^ toward a rough 60 percent
cut in etrategie arsenals, technical
difficulties and significant disagreements
stand in the way of success
A .iOO paKe draft treaty mln numerical
limits on warheads and missiles. Still
undecided are such difTicult qiMstiou n
whethMT to tan m^ile mtMilea and what
ctute— tf a^r— to place on lea- a^ air'
launched cruise missiles.
(iorbachev may want to know whether
Bush fully intends to pick up from where
Reagan left off, building on areas of
agreement and not risking progress to date
by revisiting issues thought to have been
resolved.
The Soviets also are eager to know
whether Bush, as has fceen mifliBSted by
some observers, will walk a softer lim on
the subject of the "Star Wars" antiminile
program so AlVOMd tmi fTOlWted by
Keagaii
Parking
from page 1
during an event, which is primarily for the cost of keeping
the lights on in the garage
The Civic Center, owned by the city and county, starts
making money off residents after it parks |ust :)8 cars in
the lota.
"Westaffthe lots and < barge lor parking, Kiiglerl said.
We then go over and dean up afterwards so it won't be
nie.s.sy We pay the slate a rental fee for the uae of the lrt»."
The two state garages have a combined total of 1,159
spaces. According to Mary Goodman, Bureau of Property
Management chief for the Dept of General Services the
state lets the Civic Center make mone\ oH Ihe Idls U'c.iuse
oi a lung .standing agreement between the two parlies
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"The Civic Center was a joint pnijecl between ihe city,
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state funded, Gtxxlman said. 'One of the decisions made
early on was in lieu of building an expensive parking
gara^ was that the slate let the Civic Center have the
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The stale charges the Civic Center $75 a night per
garage Kans must pay $2 lo park there.
"Yeah, I think it s unfair," said basketball fan Jeff
Dalton. "They make over $1,000 wiwn bus ftll the garage
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Adurdiiii; 1,, Kngl. It. the total Civic Center parking
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F^ut fans who want parking close to the Civic Center
during a basketball game better be prepared to either pay
or face the consequences of a marauding tow truck.
"This isn't just something thst Marted up this year,"
Englot saM. "We have the set-up in the main lot at every
home game."
But some still insist that if it's taxpayers money, they
shouldn't have to pay twice
"It s taxpayers money that built the parking garage,"
Dalton said "Why should we have to pay to park in a lot
that was built with our noncy."
Assistant News SUtm Ptte Butler contributed to
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•W» Mw ckrthiag and shoes, moiAly tor women.
Volunteen carefclly inspect and fold the donated
clothing This time, it's clewing f<N- llMMee-piak slmia
and a yellow jumpsuit.
Before they are through inspecting one box, another
woman arrives with several bags of clothes to donate.
Pat Marsh, who Jost Mt wwrk to ifa^v (^the donationa,
saM H ia the first time she has mada a dimtimi to the
Christmas Connection, but before she left she had signed
up as a volunteer.
"I ihink It makes everyone's Chri.stmas better," Marsh
said of the tlonnection.
Toys, blankets, clothing and other dimatioiia will be
delivMred to a list of needy persons referr^ to Catholic
Social Services by other social service agencie.s
According to Blair, two agencies alone have already
rtbmitted 100 cases
The list of cases is composed of a diverse mixture of
individuals— single, married, elderly, mentally ill and
even him rae^aitta who M« beqMaUnd. "The conunon
dammiiMUr to ^\g\tma «M a ladi tfnmarfm to
meet that need," she said
No one group is over represented, Blair said. But, more
families nrv going to need the help of Social i«rvka
agencies this year than last year.
"I know ftrom the work I do at my own office the
number of families that have trouble meeting their own
naeds is increasing," she said. "I think it will
wmrmm, unfortunately "
Last year's Most Needy Caises drive helped supply more
than 350 families with necessities tb^r WmM mt
Mherwiae have been able to afford.
"TMa year I would aiitici|Mte deliveriai to b« tiuA
nai^ ml probably more," Blair predicted.
When the Most Needy Cases campaign started in 1979,
Catholic .S<K ial Services had a list of only 25 cases, but
community response was so great the organization was
able to nil the aaada of aaio^r ^ families
Although d«urtiim aM waed to BMet tte naeds irf the
eaan on tiie Itet, moaay wmi iu^tea left ovw afte- the
campaign are used througbesAtteyitf ftvoAarnaady
people, Blair said.
"1 know that a program like this is Rd going to
alleviate poverty, but it doas idiow that people do care,"
she aaid.
CSsietaiaa Ci»Metkm wffl accept your donjons
at tke lower level of Northwood Mall Monday
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9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The number at the liK-ation is
422.1371. Volunteers are needed. To donate your
Ume call VoluntMr Trilehaaaee ^ m-^S.
Snakes
become more active in b ree d ing projects and habitat
problems involving these creatures. She mentioned the
plight of the gopher turtle, a species found predominantly
in Florida that is being threatened by the state's
iof^Mlibfe development pace, as an exu^tle wime the
sot^y's involvement could be beneficial.
"With all its habitat being dertroyed, captive Inveding
is all v-v have left." Kmmtms said.
.She added that the society is looking into forming a
captive breeding program to insure the turtle's survival.
At its monthly meetings, the Tallahaasee
Ih i mtUm iaal Society tUtm features guaat ^pa fcier i who
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Whose rights?
When Richard Roe found out his girlfriend was pr^ant, he told
hiT to have an abortion. When she refused, ha W|| ^ff %f ^ytfrt
herself while carrying the child to term.
But when he found she'd finally given birth to a healthy ba^
boy, he decided to propose marriage and claim the child as his (^m.
tt was tQ(»4ate-8he had given her baby up for adoption.
Two ye a^Mfe ter. Richard hose real name is being ke^ i^«t)
ib still figfmg for custody of a child he has never suppM^ in
a case that eould tt^bmlne the private adoption process in the
state oC FIdi kI,!
Under current statutes, the signatures of both natural parents
are needed ©n ad^ion papers. But In the caw of unwed parents,
the mother alone ran sij^n if the father has abandoned the child
Attorney Melvm I'carlinan argued that since Kichard Roe had
given his girlfriend Mary (whom be later married) little flnaiKial
or emotional support during hse pe^^umy, he aban^ned tlw AM
before it was horn.
But .Jnlm I. O'Donnell, Jr., an Orlando lawyer reprMMM^^te,
says unwed fathers cannot aban^ unborn children.
Hie Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments from both sides
todu;. ind is expected to render a decision in a few weeks
StMu Florida law does not sufficiently define abandonment, the
tar from cut and dried. But it does take the wisdom of
ion to figure out what will happen to the private adoption
■m in Florida if Roe is granted custody of the child. In elTect,
that ruliiiu' wmild give men the ri^t to sit back and wait while
women shoulder the phxptad, eiwtitmt and fiwaftpial ta^M tt
mn^im a chiW.
^tolhe I AM' With m<i-t unwen m<^|hfcMary R(K' could not bear
^Wden herself. That's why adi^ive parents John and Jmm
Itoe (not their feat namm) arran^ to pay for her trip from
Phoeiiiv:. ..\ri7 , to have the <hild m Orlando Thev also paid her
apartment rent, utilities, car payments, insurance, pre-natal care
and delivery costs, plus $«» a «R^h tott^expeiM^MiiAl
days after the delivery date
Other women aren't so fortunate, and must turn to the stale fer
aid.
Should the court grant custody to Richard Roe, it may set a
precedent that would make most people wary of committing the
financial re.sources to arrange an adoption l>efore a child is born.
Many unwed mothers who would otherwise receive private 8U}^rt
would thus be forced to turn to the state, placing an even greater
burden on the welfare system
At the center of the entire .saga, though, is a child brought home
to his adoptive family when he was three days old. His new family
supported his mother throughout her pre^rnancv, and has spent two
years caring for him. He has not seen his natural mother since that
day. and he has never set eyes on Richard Roe
For the sake of that child and others, it should remain so Two
years a^, Mary Roe wetg^ied her options for nine long months and
decided her liahy should be given a better home than .she could
provide And two years ago, Richard Hoe dmc^sd he did not want
to take responsibility tm hit girlfriisrt while rt» carried the child
he sued There is no reason now tn arrant him the right to take
thai child away from a family who took on his responsibilities
yMUV to MRM.
wmm
ABOUT MOVWifl 10
LETTERS
Evofutton
Editor:
In response to D.K. Robert.s' commentary on
Thanksgiving I would like to mention that the
iirtu ie was biased, very negative and not a good
way to express wrongs that have been iom
against the An^ten fattn. Although ^
article had a l<^ of truA to It, I feel it was
inappropriate to compare these wrongs against
a festive holiday that portrays American Indians
and F^uro Amencan.s working together instead of
iigamst one another
As one who is Amoeu^ from white Ewe-
Ama-toUM, I an aAMied at the inqriiortionB tfwt
I and (Mara should give thanks because our
ancestors drove out and killed nalivi- americans
and what Euro-Americans really handed out to
the Indians was smallpox and syphilis.
In reality, Euro-Amrtow wmm pvt ei the
evelutmiary prown that r^aeed Aa imUaas.
R is wraig to imply that the Euro-Americans
intentionally or otherwise used ^niall pox or
svphiliM against the Indians since the disease had
devastating effects on both groups
The writer fails to mention the ^rowi^
awareness of the An^ican Indian and Ammnam
I^iaa Culture. True, the Indians of this country
have not always been treated fairly, but this
--hiiiild not b»- ii^ed a-, an e.xi u,p to degrade a
holiday or to place blame on anyone's ethnic
sincerely apologize to all the young nubile
feminists for saying that feminists are
unattractive. Actually, maiqr are evrta as f^ffkm.
Gloria ^ei^m in b^^ taM eswM to Mn^. As
does Shere Hite when she was doing doggy style
porno magazines (before she thought she could
write) Now there is a real commendable lineup
Damn, D.K., how am I to take ya'll seriously?
I will respect yw wlwn you pay Mil, and it
IB net io a nalawrt^ Par itelm; mvmy uMle
imdn- §? 3«m age m this »nptu is locked
into a draf^ computer Don't n^(iMw and thev
can t receive student aid, can't vrte, can't get an
income tax return t^. As a result of this li^
civil righu enlunei^ measure, the next N{« to
ndl dswB MMeiy km Md Marta Ao^ing ^vs
ilNea Mierowave, or a Pot who whimsically
eliminates one third of a population, will not
result in flvhlnwn curpse^ of Ms Roberts' gender
strewn alxjut on a beach or rice field. No, riie will
be back here "scie^ i ^ about whiM a taM^
kit sU ti» ne> we. Pick ^ Oe tab!
la#, I giM a t<rt man but column
ItmitlrtitMls are a reality But I will be happv U)
wrestle you in the newsprint anytime I wno ltMh
for a dime of salary and unliku the
undergraduates who screech ^«rs te thai
about your nonsaaaa , I imtm whai
^^imshen^^^tajwviMlK ire
Dan Price
So lucky
Diarrhea queen
Editor:
Oh what a red letter day' .Not only did I ace a
linal. k'et paid, but to top it off, 1 got personally
targeted by none other than thnt ttinrrhrs umaii
of typesetters, D.K. Roberto. Sie is dM e^ hatf
erf the Fkunbmm'* in^jtnamk literary duo, paired
with jKk "Batb*^" McCarthy. The two of them,
like pathetic Ib.lidav Inn locktail lounge Klvis
impersonators, weekly dull us all to death with
sophomoric attempts to l^nitMa IW ti^Mi if
Gonzo journaliwn. To b^row a ^nHa, "Ya'U
ain't the Duke."
Anyway, Ms. Roberts jumped feet first into my
puddle and kicked up a storm over my yanking
the I ham olthose paragons of reasoned dialogue,
Feminisu. However, for on« Ms. Robnta wm
mnm mi I wkk ta ui» mi i
Editor:
lama stu^t Flwida Shitm UnlvMvity and
from Ft. Myen where the so called 'god' is from
Bey, I didn't know I was so lucky to be from t he
MHH town and attend the same school god does
I admit he has great athletic ability and he is a
g<MMi h,ill pl.iMT, but to have the idea that he is
so great and irre y lat ^ble is latig^d^. His
t^Og about htaMtf art ^ Mea that all you
seed in life is good athletic ahilitv and no
academic ability is shameful and sets a "great '
role model for yotmger kids '.Just be like IX-ion.
I don't need no education " Maybe Pink Floyd
eon Id change there song for him. Ym, Dewe, y«i
may have thirt lett«y tMc^ in your hand that
Oo4, ether mie, ^ve fim and can take away
with a broken leg that won't heal ri^'ht Please
Deion, no more raps and Mr. T starter kito.
You're human, even $6.6 million can be wr^M
off as a loss. P.S.: Don't s^ "I i^'t med tm"
anymore. Fl<»ida Just paased a law that English
to^^Mal language of this state
n«m an admirer but sick of ii^
r
Salvadoran gets Amnesty support
BY JAtm ^FFER
HAIUMCNMIIUVICB
CHICAGO-Ab ^tajMper in El Salvador.
Hector Hernand^^tMj^Me name has been
ehai^Ced in this article for Ins protect ion i was
beaten by security lorces as a suspected
subversive Hospitalized with severe head
miuries. Hector fled in terror not only from the
hospital but from his country.
Hector's story is a familiar one among Central
Americans, as is his subsequent arrest by the
U S Moidi r f'atrol in the Kio ( irande Valley and
his deportation order which resulted when he
missed a court appearance. However, unlike the
vast majority of Salvadorans whose asylum com*
•re mv«r publicized. Hector has found a poweful
ally-Amnesty International, the world's most
influential human rights >(r<'up
KeidKiii/inti the civil rights issues raised hy
refugees seeking political asylum in the United
States, Amnesty International USA has for the
first time issued an "urgent a^ioi ^^mI" imi •
refugee's behalf.
Amnesty members across the country are
writing letter.s to the Immigration and
Naturalization .Service i INSi director in the Rio
(irande Valley, Omer Sewell, urging that he
withdraw tt^ INS's (AjMtfon to reopening
Hector's case.
For years. Amnesty has worked on behalf of
refugees all over the world who are in danger of
deportation to countries where they may be
imprisoned, tortured or executed. In the U.S. in
the last d^ade, Amnesty has been involved with
legiriirtive a«l ^idkial efForta to aid refHigees-
q)ecirically asylum seekers— at a grass nxils level
through its well-known letter writing campaigns
Amnesty's increa.s<-d concern for refugees in the
U S corresponds with the growing number <rf
asylum seekers here -26,107 te Mt?, Compared
to 200 in 1974. The difTicQltke fwed by these
refugees have ahoberome more evident. In 1987,
for ex.iniple. the INS granted asylum to .'i.H
percent of the ( iuatemalans who applied and .) ti
peiicnl of the Salvadorans, compared to 8. 'J 9
percent uf the Nicaraguana and 67.4 percent <d
the Iranians.
Amnesty's jMrtk^ation suggests that the
Untted S^tea hM unfairly applied the Rdugee
«!t si imo, aocofd^ to BiU ¥tt^ m pMef
C O M M E N T A R Y
PACI PICA
analyst w ith the US Committee for Refugees in
Washington, D.C. and a member of Amnerty
USA's new refugee task force.
t~ VWhenyou look at the human rights situation
tl Salvador, and become aware of the ma.ssive
violation of human rights there in the last decade
and the testimony of people who have applied for
asylum, it's quite evident that the U.8. iM't
according Salvadoran asylum seekm witt ^
ri^ts tl»y dMerve.
AnMnMy USA refugee coordinator Nicholas
Siasa is careful to point out that the group, true
to its apolitical philosophy, is interested in all
refugees -the new refugee task force is also
devoting considerable attention to thHiwi rad
Cuban asylum seekwa, as well as to tlraaa ttma
tlw Middle East and Africa.
From his San Fraiirisro office, Riz/.a has
increased his efforts on hehalf of asylum seekers.
In 1987, Amnesty lent its support to a r^bgee
support group in Laredo, Tex. This year AiKisaty
m«iberB have undertaken four letter-writing
Mrapaigns on behalf of three Salvadorans and
one Guatemalan, all seeking a.sylum. Their cases
are not as urgent as Hector Hernandez's l«'cause
they .still have a chance at asylum Hector's case
must be reopened before he can pursue his claim.
Anmeaty's high visibility wcM-ldwitk aikis
credibility to this movement. "Vat AmoMAy to
take this on is saying very clearly that Ais is not
a political issue," Frelick said 'Amnesty is
making an i hdi'[)eiKlent judgment that people's
nghu are being violated. That adds a trememtous
amount of legitimacy to people in the church
ocmnu^ty, human rights, and others who have
given tremendotta efflwt to this work but have
been charged as having a political agenda "
Because Hector has moved to ('hicago, the
Am nest V ofTicer here interviewed him and
compiled the information fw the urgent action
which was reteasad in S^rtanriiMr. In its appeal,
Amm^ argues that HectcM- faces "substantial
risk of ftirther human rights violations if he is
returned to Kl .Salvador," and urges Amnesty
members to write immediately to INS director
Sewell. SmraU hM aat ^ «Amd a i
Committee says Sunshine would burn
BY MK HAEL M« ( I.KM.AND
IMTI'i) I'HfSs INI (■ HS M l(>^AI
Members of a special .S nale panel studying
ways to increase access to legislative
proceedin(^8 wanml Monday that mandatii^too
much open govwnmeirt could work agaitOt the
public interest.
All three members of the Sunshine Advisory
Committee agreed that secret meetings where
lawmakers made decisions should be banned, but
determining exactly how that ban riteaM be
enact«l, they said, would not be easy.
"We Mad to craft Sunriilne and qwnness
requirements that facilitate the free flow of
information in .such a way that we don't facilitate
Iri-e flow of information in one sector, l)ut
discourage it in the government »ctor," said U.S.
Attomay Sairtar LsMmb. a tmrmm stMs
8enat«^.
Lehtinen questioned, for example, a Common
Cau.se proposal that would require any meeting
between two or more legislators in which
legislative acttal to to bt i^nsd UpOB b* spM to
the public.
While well-iatenikd, Ldittmn said, st^h a
requireiMBt could block lawmakers from
lobbying for bills on behalf of their constituents
"We ought not itoi disable our elected
legislators, , from carrying out the functions that
the paid lobbyists can carry out under ^ Fifst
Amai^iMnt," Lehtiam said,
'1 Mt want to saa |lM.OOO-a-year
'We ought not (to) disable
our elected legislators...
from carrying out the func-
tions that paid lobbyists
CM carry out under the
FIrtt A wwdmnf
— 0«xltr LsNtkiMi
lobbyist ahle to do his business in private and
' legislators) be prohiMledfrom countering thM."
Lawmakers must also determine how to
provide aeties of imbltc meetings, define at what
point a casual meeting of lawmakers U'comes an
official conference and settle many other fine
points of law b«'f()re broad reAfBiaeMbaaBailad,
committee members said.
The omnmittae is juA one purt several eifiitti
to incraasa j^iUic access to the Legislature.
Gov. Bob Martinez has proposed a series of
reforms, including bringing the I.«gi8lature
under the strict Sunshine" laws that apply to
most other branches of state government.
House Speaker Tom Quatafson hss balked M
openii^ all legislative meetings, but did push
through House nito dianges he says will bring
more openness to lagislative proceedings.
IL DEGEORGE
A commercial fisherman makes his feelings known in front of
ttM Capitol Monday
Fishermen protest redfish ban
imrrsD mass wntanAnoNAL
More than 150 concerned com-
mercial fisherrnen rallied outside
the Capitol Monday, asking Gov.
Bob Martinez and the Cabinet to
reject a rule locking them out of
a r«iewed radflsh harvest.
Commercial fish ermen sav the
rule would give the entire redfish
harvest to recreational fishermen,
while commercial fishermen and
the people who like to buy and eat
rettfish wUl be out in the cold.
"Why are we giving it to one
group, the minority group, and
taking it away from the m^ority
group, which is the consumers'""
asked Fort Myers fisherman Owen
Stewart
Catching and keeping redfish
tes baaa baaaed in Pkirida for
nearly two years because of a
sharp decline in the redfish
population A number of Culf
Coast slates have banned or
drastically limited Fisheries Com-
mission imposal to allow the
harvaM ef about MO.OOO redfish
next year The rule would limit
each fisherman to one redfish per
day and ban tlw sale of fe<MA in
Florida.
6 / Tuesday, December 6, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Stress monster
rears its head
at exam time
BY BRIAN p. BRAY
ruuniAu ffTArr wnnii
¥\Ofi^ State University students know that final
exams can really screw up their lives.
And the pressure that accompanies finals can have an
adverse effect on health, us well
"Your immune system is a lot more susceptible when
you are under stress," said Jill Ricky, a therapist at the
FSU'b Student Counseling Center. "When people don't
pay attention to eating and sleeping habits they're going
to get sick."
Ricky said signs of acute stress vary from person to
person The most common signs include headaches,
chronic muscle tension, stomach aches, intestinal gas
ami changes in eating and skMptag iuMt. l^Mi tn the
symi^oms of exam phobia.
"You can teW when sUidents come in that they're under
a lot of stress. " said Shirley Rushing, Student Health
S«'rvices Manager. "And stress does seem to lower
rc'si.stance to illness."
It's not uncomm<m tor students to tj^/m^aat thue
symptoms, at leot to a A»pw, aapseUdly dittli^ this
time of the year, Rieky said Tba cM waathar Bukas
students even more susceptible.
"You ( an tell it's exam week," saM Dr. Bernard Soto,
a physician at the FSU Thagard St«dMt Health Center.
"There is definitely an iMMMI iM Aa ""mbtf of
students coming in."
RlAy saM tha bat way to deal with stresa Is to be
aware rf the i^ysiological effects it has on the hody
Symptoms like muscle tension can be corrected with
relaxation techniques and an active ftutlit, like IMW^,
can help relieve mental pressure.
In order to avoid getting sick, Soto advises maintaining
normal eating and sleeping habits. Many students try
to ds too muA M mt timt by sUying up all night and
AipiMng mealfc Tlisas v« tlwfai^ iriMfintks ^ibMt
risk.
"Don't wait until the last minute to study. Do a little
bit at a time during the seflMSter," Dr. Soto said. "And
stay away from caffeine. It's tin mwtU ^og to take."
Oas wigr t« avmd siraae is to knaw whwi ta Miy wb«i,
Ricky said.
"Don't push yourself to the point whfTc you can no
longer think, " Kicky said 'Know where your stress Imiit
IS and do something about it before you reach it."
The FSU Student Counaeliag Center cma be
' at M44Mt an^ *• MaMi CeMar at
Bakker indicted
on fraud charges
WnTEl) PRKSS irrrKRNATlONAI.
cHARuyrrs. n( a federal grand jury indicted
fallen evangeliM Jim Bakker Monday on charges he
bilked millions oi dollars btm fisllowm at lito Pll
television miaiMry to (inan« his hi^ IMi^ls mi ^y
hush money to Jessica Hahn.
The 24 count indictment also accu.sed Bakker and
(brmer PTL president Richard Dortch of scheming "to
defraud and to obtain money by means of false and
fraudulent pretenses" from pec^e w1k> invMted S158
million in a PTL vacation resort.
While Bakker and Dortch kMW^iainistry was in
poor financial condition," thay took benuses totaling
more than $4 oriUtoD baMWMi ltB4 Mi XflfT, Um pmd
jury said.
A separate, 11 -count indictment, retaraed
simulUnaously in U.S. District Court in Charlotta,
charged Bakker's former aide, David Taggart, and his
brother James Taggart, with tax evasion stemming from
their alleged diversion of more than $1 1 million in
ministry money to pay personal bills
If convicted of all counts against them, Bakker and
Dortch aa^ fiwe V to yMHra in prison s^ fines of
up to M nillion. , ,
NOTICE TO GRADUATE STUDENTS
An on-going (uiiport group is now being formed
to assist students who are experiencing difficulties
completing Iheir theses and dissertations. Contact
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa-A magistrate
sentenced an 18-year-old white draft resister to the
maximum aU yean ift ^riion Monday, dismiMing
iefuae claini the mostly conscripted military reinforced
racial animosity.
Charles Better, 18, is the sccotui u luie conscientious
(il)jt ( tor to be jailed and receive the maximum penalty
possible three times the two-year military service
[)ei 1(1(1
JERUSALEM-Prime Minister Yitzhak Shanire
Monday received another three weeks to form a
jjovernment amid bickering within Israel's two major
parties and criticism of the lengthy political bargaining
for coalition partners
Shamir asked President Chaim Her»tg fat tkt
21 day extension bwause the leader of the right-wing
Likud Party had failed to cnaAe a ruling coalition in t he
past three weeks. Shamir believes he can form Israel's
23rd government hv next wi'ek, hi'- spokesman said.
In granting Shamir more time, Herzog urged Likud
and the cent«--left Labor Party to form a stable, brrad
government instead of a narrow coalition of Likud and
smaller religious and right-wing parties. Herzog also
asked Labor leader Siimoa Phtm to vaat mitk Urn
Tuesday
BUENOS Aims, Argentfna-The army colonel who
led a four-day military rebellion was arrested Monday,
the army said, but a seeomi rebri ctRmr declared he aad
his 100 followers were not ready to surrender.
Col. Mohamed Ali Seineldin, leader of an
insurrection demanding higher nuhtary pay and an
amnesty for officers imprisoned for human rights crimes,
was being held at the BOlst Infantry Battalion base in
Villa Martelli, on the awtlmm outakirts the coital,
an army spokesman said.
But at the 6th Mechanized Infantry Regiment in
Mercedes, 50 miles west of Buenos Aires, Maj. Hugo
Reinaldo Avete, a sympathizer with Seineldin, said
Monday he would not obey orders of loyalist
CMmnaBdera,
In a television interview, Avete said he and his 100
men he led would take orders only from "a commander
designated by Col Mohamed All S<'melflin "
JERUSALEM-Soldiers shot to death a PaleNtinian
teenager as she left school Monday during clashe.s in
Uie ooctqiMd Gaza Str^, and the am^ tightened security
in the tarritoriw aa VHday's fhrst anntv«wary «f Mie
uprising approached.
Hasmai Ismaid Abu Abada, 15, was shot in the head
shortly beibre 1 p m. as she left the Al Alieh School at
the U.N.-run Beach refugee camp on the outskirts of
(kza City, Palartinian aoureea si^.
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the AIDS virus, drug ccnn^uMa are neglecting to develop
(feu^ te e«nh«t raUrtad iafii^oea Al* fraqfOMAly rtrik*
and kill AII% patienta, gevarmuA aeiratists said
Monday.
.Since the Human Immunodeficiency Virus the cau.se
of acquired immune deficiency syndrome— was identified
in 1984, most pharmaceutical firms have concentrated
iMs raaearch <m drup and vaccines to slow or halt the
spnad flie apraad of tlw deadly vinu, National tnrtitutee
of Health re.searchers said
SAN FRANCISCO-A fast-food restaurant patron
who collapsed during his dinner and was dragged onto
the sidewalk by a security guard who thought he was
<b>unk WM tma^ dead Ave hours later.
An autc^MQT was performed Mowlay by ihe San
Francisco coroner's office, but the results were
inconclusive and it will probably he weeks before the
exact cause of Joseph Eaton's death is known, a
spokeswoman said.
But fresh needle tracks on Eaton's arms indicated he
may have died from a drug over&Me.
WESTAMPTON, N.J.-The owner oT a Union City
trucking company and a Florida driver were arrested
Monday when slate trcKipers on the New Jersey Turnpike
found more than 46 pounds of cocaine hidden in their
tractor-trailer, police siM.
Eligio Armas, 30, ibe ewaer of GAA £xpreai Co., and
Alberto Alomo, St, ffilMh, Fla., wm charged with
possession of a controlled dangerous mdwtaneaa and
possession with intent to di.stribute.
CAPE CANAVKKAL-The crew of the shuttle
Atlantis was scheduled to glide to a California landing
TtNsday, NASA annoumsd libnday, with mgeney
managers "happy as hell" with the secret military fli|^t
to put a spy satellite in orbit.
Atlantis skipper Hol)ert "Hoot " (iibson and copilot
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8 / Tuesday, Deeember 6, 1988 Horlda Flambeau
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Revolutionary animator Tex Avery, shovim here (n portriW rivjtf and friend
Chuck Jones
VIDEO
Animator Avery getting
his due tlirough video
BY FRANK YOUNG
FLAMMAV STAFF WRITtll
T<'.\ /Ivj-rv's .SVr«'w/)«// Classics
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/4rti.s<.>i V'if<«*o.
One of the most admired and influential
Tigures in the yet brief histOTy of itm
animated fllm, Fred "Tex" Avery is also
the most misunderstood. Taken at face
v iliic, Avfi v s best ( art<M)ns - those hi'
directed at MGM studios in the i940s and
early '50s— are among the finest comic
fllmi yet produced in America (w
anywhere elie). PratBed by peers and
rtudents are his li(,'htning quirk pac ing
self-conscious hiirimr and inadlv
exa^,'^;<•|■all•d, ivci vwhere at once sex and
violence, fueled by an energy that, at its
gentlest, borders on irravocaMe chaot.
If Avery 's cartoons «m« n<rthing mMV
than that, they'd still fnerit the acclaim
accorded them Reneath their zany, hi|^
pitched ciiniedv i- a dark sensibility as
potent as it i- disquieting Porty-plus
years before it became hip, Avery was a
master ^eonatroetimtat.
Time and again, his cartoons begin
innocuously, their stock situations stoicly
enacted. Then, with m wamlag, tbcy
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implode— a character will refuse to go
through with his part, m- the entire c«tt
will demuid a ennplete change of plot Mid
Menery, not budging until their wislm
are granted These custom made
envirorimeiils, once in.slalled, are places
where nothing seems certain. Avery
could— and did— make self-contained
cartoons that foUowsd om attuation from
•tart to finish. Even within thme films,
some subtle tinkering is evident
Like the silent era's comic genius.
Buster Keaton, Avery was fascinated
with the mechanics of humor. His
mad d ed ideas have A«tr own kigk (or
anti-logic) and rules— conaciot^ or mat,
their every facet has been worked out.
I'nliki' Keaton and other live action
filmmakers, Avery never had more than
eight minutes at a tim to present his
lunacy ud ha aavtr waat a d a frana el
Avery's cartoons can have an alienating
effect on some viewers. They haven't even
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Avery
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the wisecracking charm of Bugs Bunny
(though Averjr invented that character
early in his career) and their main figures
are ciphers with whom no one could
identify. No human could san< lv inhabit
Avery's cartoon world and we're almost
never welcomed into It We observe it as
supremely distanced spectators-
strangen to iM laws and language. Were
they not so funny, Avery's eartoiHW would
be impossible to sit through.
For those oh^it to t.ike t he plunt,'e, this
oddly chosen compilation may, at least,
iipply the basics of Avery's comedy style.
Combining a few his maAei^eces with
some fair-to-failed efforts, it covers most
of his MGM years, thankfully
concentrating on his fresher work of the
'40s
Who Killed Who <1943), the earliest
selection, is an in.sane debunking of every
movie cliphe in the Hollywood book, set
in a world of friKhtening self-awareness.
A character destined to he bumped iifT
rends of hi.s own demise in the novel. Who
Killrd Who (based on the cartoon of the
same name); one of an insanely prolonged
aeriM <rf corpaes tumbling from a eloaet
revives long enough to quip, "Quite a
bunch of us, isn't it?"; a detective removes
a picture from ,i wall, findinj,' this
message scrawled underneath: "Well,
what did you expect to And Iwre?"
Surrounded by a live-action sequence
brilliantly incorporate into the film's
denouement. Who Killed Who is a virtual
catalogue of Averyisms— in its world,
sanity is insanity and no one's even
mildly fazed by the impossible.
Bad Luck Blockie ('49). whidi some haU
as Avery 's masterwork, is a dark tale of
one-upmanship, based on a common
superstition that's blown impossibly out
of proportion, then transferred into an
engulfing evil that turns the film's
ostensible hero into a fienl far worse than
his trana^VMor.
Similar, though kss controlled, is
Magical Maeatro f'52), a side splitting
revenge story set at a level of craziness
unimaginable in a live action comedy,
including a treasured moment when one
ct its characters stops in his tn^ks to
(srrsct a projection problem in titt film.
iMcky Ducky, from 1948, is a routine
chase cartoon salvaged by the volume—
and inventiveness— of its non-stop gl^s;
The Cat Thca Hated Pti^fromthe mat
year, is a twity tale Franz Kirfka mi^fve
told to hi* eUUtow; Symphony in Slang.
a 19.51 exercise in rtyiized "modern "
drawing;, is a pun heaff mAMiVt k'mf*
ini Xdialile logic.
I hi- collection also includes two of
Avery's burlsM^M on sexual behavior—
the Btriiient wartime spoof Swing-shift
ri;u/. r( //fi(19.ir.iand Liltli' Tinki-r i'iHK
which ingeniously ir^jects rowdy amorous
activity into the veins of a batch of
Disney-cute forest animals, climaxing in
a priceless send-up of the young Frank
Sinatra and offering one of Avery's only
BORtimental, heart-warming happy
«idings.
Like the silent era's
comic genius, Buster
Keaton, Avery was
fascinated witli the
mechanics of humor.
His maddest ideas
Vim tli«ir own logic
(or anti-l^ie) md
rules—consciously or
not, their every facet
has been worked out.
Unlike Keaton and
other live-action film-
makers, Avery never
IMMI moro ttiMi eight
minutot at • tlmt to
present Mt IwMiey
and he never waatttf i
frame of fHm.
Animated with verve and radiance by
such masters as Preston Blair, Walt
Clintra, Grant Sinunms, Ray Al»ranu
and Louie Schmitt and featuring musical
scores of energetic complexity and
playfulne.ss by Scott Bradley, these
cartoons are sup<'rbly, richly as.sembled.
Unlike the often ponderous Disney
cavtoons, everything in these Alms
operates in aarvioe irf^the comedic icbaa—
they're marvels of expressive, dead-on
achievement
Ten of Averv's other M(!.M lartoons are
available on video compilations;
recommended is MGM Cartoon Magic
VeL I. wUA iMm Avery's greatest
cartoon, 1947'8 Kingsize Canary, plus
Screwball Squirrel f'44) and his best sex
spfmf, 1949's Lilth- Runt! Riding H<x>d A
collection of six of Avery's cartoons
fiMturing the eni^aittk I^eo^, who
raaife a memorable eamao afpmnmx in
the generally wretched Who Framed
Roger Rdhhit. IS al.so a\ail,ihl(' One li<i(>es
more collections of Avery's work are
forthcoming Confi^d to the ghetto of
afternoon kiddie riiows and TV tiim-
fillers (they can be aeen, M ruAm, on
Ted Turner's new movie-channel), their
brillian<» eerUinly maka them wmlhy
of a I iimplete reissue in the home- video
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FAT RABBIT
Actor Busey stabilizing after accident
vmrm mum mrnatAminAL
LOS ANGELES— Oscar nominee Gary Busey
appMicntly fst-aped any brain damage when h»' was filing
from his motorcycle and struck his head against a curb,
doctors who perforaed hta 90-ni»«to Mrpi^ teid
Monday.
Buaey, an Academy Award ntmiinee for his performance
in "The Buddy Holly Story" in 1978, was in critical
condition at Cedars-Sinai .Medical Center, but doctors said
he w .1^- ■^ial)ili/irig
"1 he early indications are that he was spared brain
damage," hospital q)okesman Ron Wise said. "W^rt Bom
cautiously optimistic about his chances ot i
The 44 year-old Malibu resident, an outspoken opponent
of mandatory helmet laws for cyclists, was not wearing
a helmet when the accident occurred Sunday morning.
Lt. Ellis Smith said Busey had just pulled out of a
motorcycle repair shop on Washington Boulevard in
Culver City on his Hark^r Itevidnn whm he UM to make
a turn and lost control.
The former college fmilhall pl.tycr from (loose Creek,
Texas, fell from the motorcycle and struck his head against
a curb, sustaining extensive head injuriM, ^ith aaid.
Late Sunday, dolors performed a 90-miiiuto ^mkim
to rMBOve two blood eleta kdfed betmrn Ida ImiB mi
his skull. Wise Mid. noting that, there apiyeied to be ne
fraetttfe to the Aull.
Busey 's personal manager, Herb Nanas, said the actor's
wife, Judy, and son Jake, 17, had been maintaining a vigil
lA th» heqdtal since the ec^lMt.
Actor-singer Kris KristofTerson dedicated a song to his
friend at a benefit concert at the Universal Amphitheatre
Sunday night, Nanas said.
"We heve very optimiMic feelings," Nanas said. "I was
thwe iMt Bi^t when the AoeUsn were asking him to lift
his legs and area. He was responding to all the physical
demands. Of course, as in any head injury, we won't know
for sure fe- 24 to 48 hours."
Buaey ^npwwed at a ben^it Uutt month in Nort^
Bil|)r«eed to HMS oM^y to htae loU^irta ia &wrameiib
to tundMay helmet laws.
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Vinny Testaverde and his Tampa
Bay Bucs won their fourth game
of the season Sunday, a Iwart-
stopping, gut-wrenching, 1&ft«Mn
over the Buffalo Bills.
Bills give Bucs early Christmas gift
BY JACK CLIFFORD
FI.AMBF.AU STAFF WRITER
Ye§, Tampa Bay, there ia a SanU Claus.
The Buccaneers, the p««iiBial laughingrstock at the
NFL, must have been thinking the ^juy m thi- red suit
would never show his face around ("hnslinas time again.
A 10 ,') win (ivcr the BufTHlo Bills .Sunday arii'rnoo«fWBi
the Burs' first December victory since 1984.
That was a good year for the Bucs, emridering it was
also the last time they beat an opponent that had a
winning recinti. And httm tiiii aMMon, 1984 wm tlM
last time Tampa Bay won more than two garaee in a
season. Ahhh, memories
The ( luciaj series in .Sunday s ^ame came midway
ihrouKh the third ((uarter with the Buci leading 10-2.
BufTali) had the ball on Tampa Bay'i 7-yme4 line, firrt-
and goal. But, fsHir plays later they were Mill 18 inches
fh>m the end zone. While it's the Bills who are beaded
Id the playofTs.that ^i.ai I i ne sta^ a^ at teatt jklC
careening toward nirvana,
Tampa Bay nose tackle Curt Jarvis told the Si
Petersburg Times, "I loolud down and saw (Buffalo
running back Kob) Biddk^ hadn't ^de it, and I md
to myself. Oh my God. w stop pa d t^.' I Mt a riUver
at the l»ck ei my twdt."
Ama^ whM a win will do for a team, im't it?
• • •
Speakinj? of wins, tis' the season for the elite of college
basketball to feart on, well, let's just say leas Ulented
opponenta. Here's a ^ patsies that teams in the top ^
beat last week
No 1 Duke had a close call a^,'al^st .Nortwestem, but
manajied to eke nut an 8H 82 wm That followed on the
heels of a barnburner against East Carolina, in which
ttie Mue Devils took tkt Ri^m 1^46.
COMMENTARY
That was a good year for the Bucs,
considering it was also the last time
they beat an opponent that had a
wliNiIng roeord. b^opt Mt
season, 1984 was the last time
Tampa Bay won more thMl two
games in a season.
Not to outdone, second-ranked Michigan clipped
South DakoU ^te and Grambling St^ 104-66 and
102-62, respectively. Or was it the other way around?
Moving on, No. 4 Syracuse had a scare against &mi«U
91 66, w hile No 6 Iowa ed^jed Brown Wfeuit W
this, beat up on the Ivy League Week?
My favorites though are seventh-ranked Illinois
beating Metro State— not to be confused with tiie Metro
Conference— by 31 points; Villanwa, 17tb in ^osuntry,
actually having a difTicult time of it with St. Francis,
Pa., only winning by 1 0 points; and No. 13 Ciewgia Tech
easing past Coastal Carolina 9M6. HMM^S^tver
heard of Coastal Carolina'.'
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19 Florida Saturday night, don't forget the Seminol«9
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Qatar's Goliath finding home with Philistines
HY KKIC .J. I.YMAN
H AMIU M SIAKK WRITKK
The first time 7 loot 9 Smd Ah Bitok tncd to dunk a
basketball, he bruised his elbow on the rini.
A lot of other funny things have happened to the 21-year-
old citizen of the desert sheikdom of Qatar since his arrival
ill NAIA Division 2 Eiistern Washington College, and his
Uiinie hasn't improved loo much, tjither
"I wasn't really prepared tor hie In tiito place," Ah Bitok
»aid in a phone interview from Q|^kjliP'i^h'> population
2,250. Nor were the people of Ot'^^Vady for him.
"The first time I walked around Otho, it seemed like
everybody came out to watch me," said Ah Bitok, the
tallest basketball plavci in the (oiintry "I guess thi^
weren't used to .seeing somel)o<ly as big as me."
The Philistines' Coach Tininiy Carlson, who stands
6-foot-8 himself, wasn't u.sed to seeing anyone like
Ah-Bit^ ei- p^— „ — a — — — ^ — :f — ^ ~s — 5
ther.HiiBid
that Ah-Bi-
tok intro
duced him
.self in a
letter and asked if he &s\M come to play ball.
"He toW me that he hadn't ever seen a basketball before,
but somebody told him that it was a sport Cor t.ill
people, and he .said that he was the tallest person be
knew," Carlson said 'I had no idea how tall he was until
I saw a picture of him next to a jeep. After that, the
scholarship was in the mail."
In August a few months after Carlson got the
picture, Ah-Bitok arrived in the Philistine Coliseum for
hi- first praci ice.
I -,aw some ^juy slam the ball, .so I tried and 1 hurt my
elbow on the rim." said Ah Bitok. who is now the backup
i i-nlri 1(11 tin- I'hih-t iiics. "But at least the shot fell."
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'The first time I walked around
Otho, It seemed like everybody
came out to watch me. I guess
they weren't used to seeli^
somebody as big as me."
—Eastern Washington center
Said Ah-Bitok
DunkiiiK' the ball still isn't his strong point. After
plavint! in all 27 o( the l^hili.stines' games last seaaim, Ah-
Bitok came away with just "five or six" dunks.
'The coach says a basket is a basket to I jurt do a lay-
in," )w said. "I don't try to dunk unless I knew I emn ie
it. I don't want to hurt myself again"
In most respects. Ah Bitok's game was equally
unimpressive. He averaged just 2.5 points, 1.5 rebounds
and 1 4 blocked shots a game. NtA tmd for a kid who saw
his first basketball just three years ago, but tuA so good
for a guy who looks down on Manute Bd, the NB A's tallest
player at 7 ffwt 6
"I need to get more practice, get more used to the ball, "
Ah Bitnk admitted "I don't like not playing bett«- thin
I've been playing."
4Mk tile things standing in the way (A Ah-Bitok's
il^roveimttt ia sOT^thing that he doMn't sha-e with the
most famous ^iliMim giant, Goliath: bulk Ah Bitok
carriesjust 218 pounds on a frame with a 54 inch in-seam
and siie 21 shoes. As much as he eats-sometimes two
whole chickens in a sitti^-Ah Bitok says it's Mill hui
to put on weight.
I 'm just not too crazy about American foods," he said.
"I like foot-long chili dogs all right, and I am starting to
like pizza."
Carlson said that even though Ah Bitok doesn't have
the best stats on the team, he contributes in other ways.
Six-foot eight starting Eastern Washington center Andy
Friedman gives the te.im all the firepower it needs with
a 21.2 scoring average, but Ah Bilok contributes in other
ways,
"He's intimidating as hell when he walks out on the
floor. He's a full foot taller than anybody on most other
teams," Carlson said. "But he's also got the attitude
on the team,"
Ah-Bitok came to EaatMTD Washington to
criminology— he wants to be a private eye— and schcwl still
remains his top priority,
"I can't say 1 wouldn't like to be doing better (with
basketball), but I want to learn and that's what I do here,"
Ah Bitok said, "I want to get better, but I want to learn,
too"
Carlson supported that attitude,
"Look, kids at this level aren't going on to the NBA or
anything," Carlson said. "They're here for fun and to get
an education. Said helps them remember that."
Ah-Bitok is a long way from home. Qatar is on the
Arabian peninsula, thousands of miles from Washington
But Carlson said the struggle is eased by Ah Bitok's
family Though they're as ignorant about basketball as
Ah-Bitok was when he got here, he said they're more
supportive than most other families are,
'"They call him all the time, asking how he did, how the
team is doing, how his stiMUea are going," Carlson said,
"He said his brother is ahvaya asking him how he does
against Magic Johnson."
Ah-Bitok laughed about his family's support.
"Tl»y try to understand the sport, but the only thing
they ever hear about is the proa," he said. "They can't tell
a dunk shot from a cl^ap rtot."
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Cltlian Ouani watch SM, Technics
TumlaMO' RoalWIc Receiver tM,
•nd taBIa tM. All m great shape
Prices negotiable Ron at 777 SM5
Dr. D's Music Shop
The Doctor wanf^ to sell you a
ivnthesizer Gef yours at Dave's year
end ( learam e Mte This week s special
Buy a Korg DW 6O00 tor a mere (600
and the Doctor wiM throw m a Poly SOO
synthesiier tor tree That's right,
two Synfhpsiiers for 1600
Lpc*vc m»>ssage at 562 2?59
Bed and Wicker
Quoandn bed and bo« springs for sale,
also wicker headboard bookcase and
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Birtti Control. Abortion, Annuals,
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Tests Non profit 134 94M
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infection checks Lowros! Professiun^i
services strictly t unf .den' , I 1 m
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UNPLANNED PRB9NANCVT
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help you in confidentiality Approvgd
loving couple* welting to adapt
Call colled 91? ?7t MW
Hi SasPvia MaOw CM*)
Alison Bert Is curraMv PR fagr.
She will be accepting new Students
after Christmas
TYPING
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FLAMBEAU
IV?/ Uk60 Mobile Home Partly turn,
W D hookup, 7bdr Iba, 2 mi to F SU
Call alter 5 6 56 9721
Twin bed t4S Bookcase $30
Portabto cloiat SM, Ottlee rofrlda SIS
Call mtky SSI H«
GRAD SALEI
Plaid Cbuch B chair, ] tablei, «nltt| (at
w/4 cDairs. $300 takes It all
17* I04S, leave messafla
Egyptian Jewelry
Scarabs, ankhi, cartochet, ayp af
horus, key of lite, papyrus palnfMft,
pyramids Send for catalogua:
Egyptian Art PO Box 7M
Crystal Beach, FL 34«gi
13 K 60 mobile home with extra nice
14 M 30 addition. 3bd. 2ba, dec k, 12 « 12
util. bidg., partly turn, set up in park,
I Wack fr. Lake Jackson. 1(900,
Call S*7 4409 aWer S B on weeke nds
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* ATTENTION a
* New Shipment of Futons *
« Wfllerbeds c omplete from 198 *
* Bedding sets from S98 *
* includes free bedlrame *
* Beds a Brass A WaKrbeds Too •
* 174aS35 a
A-9 FURNITURE
! y f. SliT„(, SLinds J79 95 up
Hocik ,!■,(.■. f, .jm SI9 95 up
s. A ij.ii tig I Hliii. i 4 Chairs tl49
Ginger Jar L amps 19 95 114 95
Ne*, Bedding Sets, Twin M9 Full llie
hedfrarnes SIS New Chests S3V 79
New 5 PC Living Room Set t3M
New S pc Be«raom S«f SIM
A t FUBWfTUBE, IWC. S>«-M«4
t i WOW I :
*ALMOST NEW AIR CONDITION m
4.1NG WINDOW UNITI WORKS SOa
«WELL THAT IT MAKES ICE!*
* ONLY SIM 4,
41 CALL JEFF OR MIKE 541 1791 »
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PETS
SHAR-PEI PUPS
Wormed B Shots, eye* tackad S7« 17*1
AUTOS
IS it true you can buy ieeps lor (44
through the U S Government?
Get the facts today!
Call 1 313 743 1143 e>t MS
1980 Ma/da GlC Looks good B runs No
air/heat Needs new clutch Gets 3*
mpg> S700 Call Missi 893 0900
'4 Mustang 11 v 4. power steering,
power brakes, cold air. tjuick hcM, runs
'veil, good body MSO OBO
Alicia at Ma 4033
1981 CJ 5 W/ US N4 (engine has 3000
mile*) interior Is immaculate New
■ luich, hm tops $4180 OBO S75P117
1973 Plymouth Sattelile
Graduating need cash 1500 OBO
< all Ricky 541 1257
iftv /<MiTr FORD VAN VB RUh
.GOD Nf r O TO SF LL 5500
f.ALL 222 973S
7» MONTE CARLO
GOOD CONDI I ION' MUST KLLI
UOO JS6 4147
GOVERNMENT SEIZED vehicle!
tromtlW Fords, Mercedes, Coru*««,
Chevy*. SurpHW BWVMI OuMp
im TOYOTA COROLLA
DURABLE, DEPENDABLE, NO
TROUBLE, RUNS GREAT, AC,
AM/FM CASSETTE ASKINO St»t
CALL STEVE 411 *MS (DAYS) OR
S74 403S (NIGHTS)
TALLAHASSEE ENERGY
EOUIFMENT
2B7T W. TBaUB tnm»
CYCLES
n GPZ 7St
Looks B run* groat, S14M
S74MM
I,' Honda Scooter Elite ID
A helmet & wind guard
5V(10 or BO call Carlos 575 4886
Su7uk. GN 1/5, 8'2 mcxlel, good condition,
new battery, under 3.000 miles
( all Kaith at S74 2*13. leave message
Ladle* S speed crulMr, excel cond
tM OSO
83 Ya w i Bi lata MB Bna* esnaitMti
oaraga kaiN MB nw m^m Meladia
mt m-*m
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FLAMBEAU
FOR RENT
Available Jan itt
3bd turn house 1 blk tr FSU
S3M/mo W4 70H/3i4-O4W)
Apf. for rant large Ibdr 1 bath,
back pMlo B eantral air B fwat.
Naar tiadium.
Call Paula or Chrltla S75 *B»
J bd/ ivi ba turn B ufifurn fowntieusat
at Palms West avail Jan 1, m mu.
Managed by Martin Real Estate
I bedroom apts starling at t340 lor rant
I block Irom School of Music
Catltact Dave at 222 05O3 Mon Sat
Very close to FSU
7 bd furn duple* , tile bath 4 air cond.
no pets Graduate or mature student
Water & sewage turn S33S single
occupancy/ SStO dguM* OMup.
Call 3M TMt
COLONY CLUB
Neadad for spring to Miira rm ter rant
in ibd, »a apt, sin tna B <4 wtll.
Call BBawfi or TWbaglt at Mt IPTI
CASA CORDOBA
2 BD APT FOR RENT ON TENNIS
COURT. AVAIL JAN I
CALL S7t*St9 FOR DETAILS
Campus Edge Apts
Per s«m leases avail, only a few left
I bd, Iba furn, cable, water pest
control, garbage B sewage mci, i bik
froRi campu*. close to everything
tm mo. Cail m ms, piea*e Iv message
CASA CORDOBA
SuMcaM: 2bd,2balfionT{ourt*,pegl,
sauna, wMgnt rm, cMMUM. laufMry
S43*/mo I7«MM
THE TIMBERS
2 bd, 2' bath microwave, deck, new
rug, WD pool tennis Jeff at 599 5454
Sublease, 3 bdrm nice duplex, 4,1
■ en. fi
MSS
equipppd kitclwn. firHtaca.
FMMICK ARMS Arrt
I atld t ttrm apt* avaltaBM aaw.
ws-Wis
Walk to FSU
SubleaM Ibd Iba unfurn apt for next
sem Lodry B pool SMS/mo Ml 3114
Large Ibd apt (MO sq ft) very neat B
clean Iba hwm sink* cgfp pt ad cant H/A
near Alumni Vill MM/KM Mm lease
avail Dec I. 575 4M1
CASA CORDOBA
Sublease 2ha 2ba pooiside S429/mo
5'6 286S
Close to campus
I bdrm studio 4«t
MB a month available Jan I
Call S4) M43. 3)4 1901
or Ml 6137
For lease l and 2 bdrm apts. fall
semester ranging Irom t350 to 1425 mo.
within walking distance Ol FSU
Call Raynor Realty at 223 1100
) bd house pets B cMMran OK, W/D
hook IIP i400 mo
2859
Sublease: Lg, spacious 3bd/3ba
AvatlaBMatsdat Oacemaar. SMSmaB
utlHtlas. Call SM TSSt attar ipm.
unturn. I blk to FSU.
/ JOOl tUS/mo B S2M dep
Call 224 MM eve*
Available tecond lem. All maMm vary
nice, unfurn 2bd. Ml Dixie Owlet Court
Yard S17> owner IMMM
TNB INEANIRHILE RANCH
Sliblease beginning Mn 1
2 bdrm. ^ ■ I'l .u ' 4596
GREAT PRICE
Sublease ( asii Mail underground
parkiny, meal plan, tree cable, util
included, maid service, answering
service, S min walk to FSU
734 3274 ext 1104
1 bdrm apt m Forest Hills
CMM to FSU pool view free caWe.
S370/mo Mike 323 4414
I NEED WOMEN
«r man to ai*ume lease at Otcaola.
Takeover lease 333 731) or call 221'IMM
Private co ed dorm
SUBLET FURN APT ONE BLOCK
FROM FSU 1275,'MO d UTIL
CALL 681 6174
SUBLET. UNFURN APT ONE BLOCK
FROM FSU. S240/MO B UTIL,
CALL tu-tm
WAIT, STOF, KBAD THISI
Furti 2 Bad, 3 bffi condo. a/c, w/d,
garagt, s mIn walk la campu*. frw ut ii,
and a pool I Regent's Club, Licensed
Real Ettat* Bfofcar, a4 «72
SuMaai* I bd, t ba earnar apt cMa ta
campus, Fepi, laundry MM racMiat Ball
S»W/mo Call Rick or Fat at P4 Ht4
3bdr/2ba brand new patio honse
Close to FSU «. TCC vt3S/mo. Avail mid
December Call 576 6371 Keep trying.
CHARTER OAKS
Sublease: ibd/ Iba apt near campus
For Spring semester 576 5506
I or 2 quiet responsible students
Ta fatit a house with hardwood Hoars,
f lr g pla ce and many other extra*.
44 utilltie*, rent S4S0
57S-44M leave message
Osceola Hall, 1 M/F ipac* avail for
Spring M Meal plan Inel.
Call 323 3444
SUBLEASES COffTINMTAL 9AKt
3 BO, 2 BA, CEILINd FANS
SSM AM>NTH S74 24S3
Choose the place where rue '.7*'t a i hoice
Seminole Village
FSU's alternative housing oflers the
ultimate in dormttor y living Come see
our model and rec leve complete details
I3M W Brevard 274 71 16
Beautiful 2 story, 2 bdr, 31-2 ba twnnse
w/calllM fm B W/0, 1 Mk from F SU .
mwply m >a«. Jaww at 373 3M«
Close to Campus
No car? No problem
Su WapM I bd, I bifi uftfum apt lor next
Mfwa»tar. S22S/mo. Call 322 3W3
Ibd & Tbd apt available, withm walking
distan: e ul f SI I 5350 to 1425/mO,
CHil Hrt/ii"! Weall, /22 1100
StMlease: Furn ibd Ibaih apt ,ust past
stadium on Hayden avail De, Jan
t3SS/mo B utilities 576 5582
Call Mike or Glenn
Hug* f2</> townnousc w/lireplace,
fenced in ywd, W/O, clOM to campu*.
Call Tim gr Ray M S74-an
ll|b«.TRa
Oic 7 caw
apt. Call SM^MM,
c^lect Ml TT SMI
1 B 2 bedroom, spacious M>ts near
campus FOR OIRLS.
Near Sweet Shop. 734 West Pensacola
I BEDROOM FURNISHED
No pets or children Partial utii »205/mo
575 2BS9
I BEDROOM FURNISHED
Np ppt* or diil^an. Partial util.
aSO/mo. MM dap S7S2SW
2 BEDROOM APT, FURNISHED
No pets or children Partial util.
SI75/mo 575 3SS9
MOtM FOR EBItTi Mala B FaaiMa
All utilllle* Included «l7S/ma
575 2859
HARBIN TERRACE
1 & 2 BD UNITS
AVAILABLE JANUARY 1989
FOR MORE INFO CALL 576 99*0
WALK TO FSu""
Yoo'lt love the lifestyle and avoid tt>e
hassle O* campus parking at High Pt
Park Apts 4n Chapel Or Sparpous 1
hdm apts starting at tV40
Call 22? ?056or 227 6?91 Mon S.Huf ri., f
ROOMMATES
M/F ritimie for 2bd/lba turn, duplex.
Own rm, mMt, tra*caBtp> nMcra, npar
Oav. Sr. MiB^wat tree m. MKW
RrnnM nasdad oimi r«am pica Bawia
mcp na lg R B iii bB»a. Bgrii* itudwts caM
OSCEOLA HALL ^SS^i^iSSS
SAVE SIM
I M/F apanMtgavalMto far Mrlna -n.
Great meal plan Mcl. Cail Shane
323 3*47 or 575 0730 or (MS) M2 IM3
Headed Soutkf Have a nice place and
a qualified rmmf wfien yau arrive.
Call idaal Connection* caHact:
4e7iM«w*
Mabry Village Apts
2bd. Iba unfurn apts Avail Jan t
For more mlo call 576 1188
THE GATHERING
Sublease 2bd 7ba starting jan I
Call S7S 2640
Very cNMe to FSU one bdrm furnished
duplex water B sewage furnished no
pets, graduate or mature student
Avail new SI7S/mo 3M 79 91
Flambeau Classif Ms
Fin RivWRk nnmt iiMtfitf lo thsf • IM
3VMB iM In tka LaBM SMBrw, M utM
Call CatBy 57»BW
Fm na n tmok a r waiBid o wn bdBbMfi
SJOO/moB <'i util avail Jan I Colony Club
Close to campus 222 4501
F rmmt wanted 3 bd I ba partially turn
SIM ft Vk util.
DaWalla m-mi
< ~>tyl iSOOsqfeet. n*i»(kiMai,M/lbB,
turn, av ail 12/4. pref M. npunah, RP
PC's, pi of or grad tt.
S2W/mo near Oev Sa Mall. S77-S4M
Fm rmmt WMttad to iliar* 3 bd. JBa
rent master, M bd w/bath for S2iS and
'1 util Available 13/9 575 3I0S
• • • tit^ff^'^^f t/ttif tffiff 0 li f t f' •■■f"» r» ••••• »t ir» »••»••»•»«.«. »
1 or 3 nonsmk F to share, or
have by yourseil, master bedroom end
awn bath FurnlWwd Close to FSU,
Call AMiy or April at S7S iMI
$205/mo.
DESPtRAIE 1 ■ ' V rmmtf nredcdtor
Spring semester at Longleal Apt». Own
room, 2 blocks from stadium, A/C,
tennis rourts. pool, Idundry
M75 SrotI
Fm rmmte own bdm in Casa Cordoba
Avail mtd Dec or beg o( jan
C«tl Rebecca a) ?24 1 161
M rm needed for ?bd, Iba apt in
Mabry Vfllaue $?00 mo & , util
Call K ent Hi
Student needed to ibare 3M Iba howM
Inc W/0, turn, ttd woM firs
Clete to FSU t TCC cell 57* 9f i«
Fm rmmt needed ASAPi
n*nrmin2bfl 1 ba apt I 7 miles from
I !I S<'l! SO t. . ul 1 s/i S3J0
PALMS WESf~
SI2S MO » I4 UTILITIES
CALL MIKE AT 576 0757
MOOMMATE WANTED
Close to FSU. $100 mo 1 I , utilities
Call S7» WIS
Male rmmt needed for Jan I. own rm,
temi lurni$ned el %m St 4 depetit
Call Mike at is* 7tX)
Rownmale wanted: responsible,
no«mo*infl. preferably female, ASAP
int/mo I, ' 2 utilities, deposit
Call m tn?
Nofisrfik fm rmmt needed for own rm
In ?bd Iba apt at Tallahassee Hills Apts
lin «. . ut,i CM Lisa at iJ4 JM7
Female to share 2bd, 2ba apt, Casa
Corlei, la/ 50 * ' 7 util, pool, clubhouse
t;««024 Abby (leave message)
CASA CORDOBA
W Of Fm nontm needed, own rm 'bih,
poolside apf. laundry, tennis, clubhouse
MUna, $7IS/mo & ' J util & deposit
Ted i7S 9?M, Mtpr Dec U (407» 645 1307
THE TIMBERS
Fmnsni* iiAi' : ,T ti„ w f) / decks,
lireplai. / im,,i., t , ,„„, , cable,
' 1 ulil, J22S mn ,,v, ,o I
576 791? leave message
FM RMMT
pr,v. ledges
l«Xi rnij ,n, I ut,i,I, ,
MS 1443 Of )8S 4i43 belori 10pm
RoolTlmate needed immed fo share
clean and spacious 3 br, ? ba home
*<utt like kuts, laint c ustody 3M WN
ate home, hitchen
TNI TIMBERS
3 cMmi noim rmtnts ni eg i i l to skare
Mxl. fwnhs w/lrpt. SIMMm & ''^wtii
C all Chris S7S m i
Fm rmmt needed to slwre Ibd apt close
to FSU neit to Osceola Hall pool tIN
'i util piMS SIM refuuMWe deposit.
nt tm call anytlitie after 5pm
Fm rmmt tor spring to sftare apt,
nensmk, fun but conscienfiout, Sue/tna
« '1 util Call 574 «}«
TNE GATHERING
— 7 Irn rinmis nsmk W/D,
Starting jan Hi Call ■^i',6in
Need male rmmt siartmg January
Jr'Sr/Grad student prelerreo
Call Roger Alvar e? (3051 379 9000
UNIVERSITY GAROEN^T
Roommate needed. Dec rent already
paid, depokit needed, $137 50/mo, move
in anytime C all Frank at Til 250*
ROOMAAATE NEEDED ASAP, SRRING
SEMESTER AL ICC APT LOCATED
BFHINn *Af) TAl I ■19-14
ROOMMATE ^
needed by January 1st, female lor
spacious townhouse W D and (irepiace
1162 mo 576 1774
7 bedroom j bath lurn t ontjo s m.n
walk to FSU, W D garage, rent
inrludes ur,l, r able maiO and pool'
RpQenCs Club
LKensed Real E stale BroKer 224 917J
Male rmmt needed to share bedroom tn
2 htjrm 3' . iM huQe fownhouse *i!h
dr. r,:.,r K ,1, k ,,„, ,
THIS IS LIVING!
N( f O MALt ftOOMA*ATE TO SHARE
W(J(JM IN (jRtAT 2 BORM. 7 BATH
IUKNi',HED TOWNHOUSE, 3 MIN
TO FSU i TCC CALL NOW 576 7415
Fm clean nsm needed Own rm/b«
Casa Cartfeba pool lndry, cM, T
ceurli. Pets oh optional takeover
Lynette 576 5656
Female rmmt neeiiefj
Next semester C i." a. si
Call S76 V. u
t*/r RMMTE NCBOEO FOR HOUSE
CLOta TO r%u
Cisu. Mi-xae
Rm rmml nee<te(l, acr«M Irom
M4^WMtCallSI IbdpwMniwWMMc
janet Ml USt
Need rmml for Spring scm own rm
unfurn close to campus StM/mo "> util
Todd alter Jpm 777 4«$*
Of leave message at 223 3769
HIDDEN OREEN "
Pm rmmt to occupy own rm & bath lA
super townhouse on goll course
Rent 4 ' i oiil Call 656 7393
M rmmt needed 2hdrm apt near Gov
Sq Mall AD Jl 15 mo & ' i util
( 978 6327
P*U«t WEST, nsmk, f. needed New
carpet t file SiM/mo ft 'it utii 574 »70
or call collect MSa4S«0>«. Kalt iy
Fm rmml needed ASAP, sm rm in 3bd.
mobile home, S1J$ mohtt util.
Call T rac ey at ^>4^l^>? or m to>
Male rmml to slwc raom In hmMt,
pool, tennlt, cable
SIM/mo iosli RS'4S«
Fm rmml needed ASAP to Share
master tjdrm, w/0, micro, $l54/mo
Call 562 1614 ask for Laura
M/F 2 bedroom house, nsmk
SI75/mo & ' , util No deposit
574 2703 leave message
Fm rmmie to share bdr in 2bdr iha
condo at Tomahawk Terrace, next u.
stadium Campkrtalrfum.Sits/moft
util 571 4015
TM TIMBERS
Rmmt needed Own rm in townhotise
w/lireplace W/D. $3<»/it>o t, "/j util
Call David 5 74 tSM
F m smkr rmmt 3bd Iba apt own fobm
$307 so/mo ' I elect ft tin MpoMI
Free c able , laundry, pool 57* 5ftO
Fm nonsmK rmmf needed for Spring
Own room m 2bd Iba duplex Fenced
yard, W/D ' j expenses Call 38* 8301
PALMS WEST APTS, rmml needed lor
MM apt, own room a, share bath. Rent
free til Feb. No dep ft earn I
Vm/mo ft util. Tim 575 t
Roommate Wanted
Own room In 3br V/, ba Ml. SIM ft f/3
util Palms West 574 24J( or S7« 177*
M/F to share w/ S4ime or have own
room 3bdr 2bath near FSU
Calf 656 *690 leave message
Fm rmmt needed for Spring to share
room in 2. 2 .tpt Brand new, WD, pool
576 6 169 or 222 0510
Fm non smotier tor 3bd tnyynhouie.
WRIklnfldistanie toFSU W D$]4Smo
Call Dan 575 95M
M/F rmmf who is studious, responsible,
non sub abuser to share 2bd. iba lurn
dupl own rm Liberal attitude a plus
$li5 mo mcl util $150 dep
334 »4ta lac Avail D ec I6
M/F grad student or oMor undergrad to
share 3bd 3ba Mvnbse Beginning l/t»
Responsible w/sense o( humor
Call Scott at 3MI0}t Iv msg
M/rmmt to share one Ig bd apt at
Forest Hills for next lem, Ute dap,
$143 mo ft ' 1 util Prefer students
Call 333 9931 alter 5 00 pm
F m nonsm wanted to live in Blatrstone
apt at Cov Sq 3bf1 ?ba w trpi
JISS mo 1 ■ ul.. I r,s«
I Im own rm ba ,n r .ba 'wnhsw'frpi
near campus loraled on Coni Ave.
Start I I . rent J24> 50
Call He ather 575 1399
Pm rmmf, nsmk, mature, responsible
$l»7 SO mo and 'i utilities Oti High Hd
3t5«TO bm or Mt2*Mwk
Fm rmmt wanted for own room m
spacious Jbd lurn apf on conwr at
Pe nsacola and Ocala C all 574 im
M/F rmmt needed ASAP MeveiooMift
rm, 3brm »« split lev el h o ff i *. l3»/iwe
* US 7*35
F, nonsmok i„ shprr Mm apt In
Mabry V llage Sm/tno ft ufH.
Call 5'6 61IIJ Alter IJ'6 iJ05l 377 MM
F m nsnili rn.
Casa Cor )
Sir
2ba ai
t, 98M
Grad sturteni i.^ h ng i,,, .T. ue rmmt
Own rrn ir, i.,rr, sheri duple, avalhing
dlStaiM , te r S(; SIMJ iTu; i . yfij
234 4280. 644 42J3 No deposits!
Roommate needed to share new I bC
1 ba house, Sia3 SO/mo ft V] util
Call $77 «147
Need nonsmk Im lor spring to $lwr*
2 bd. 3 ba trailer with W/D, $IM per
month plus ' , utilities Call S>4ml
Share home, private, $150 nto,
u' lities, central heatft air. W/O,
f su Call Chad at S7«$;il
Aalh to FSU Fm non smk mature need
eo to stiare bOrm tor spring $117 50/mo
S. i 'able util Call 575 4972 Iv msg
I or 2 people
trv darage t
nt S74
THE LAKES
WANTED
Volunteers Needed
LBOM COUNTV LIBAIIV
In the basement of Ner mwood M*ll
Call 3ack at 4t7 iMnt lOlorcameby
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL LIBRARY
A Trophy Case
New or used
Call for David at 3»5 asa?
^ma the \AAriehoiiM
Por Chrlf MiM Parties
Call M4 tt3\ or 5** 9S3a
PROMT BUMPIB
POII *ll/«ll PORKMB
STRBI. OR BLAti
JOHN
333 4703 between $:1*-$:M
334 7119 alter t .tt^m
Do You Need Art?
FREELANCE ARTIST SFEKSWORK
Design work, illustration, logos, signs,
cartoons, portraits, typography
cMHwMlw, and nor*.
PmmtmitMinnvm». Caii 574 1 635
• '"•d a tutor, preferably female lor
lltn grade student Algebra 3 ft EngllMi
Call Wendy at $7 $ 6it»
Looking tor someone traveling to
Tampa with van or covared plekup wtn
would deliver »x1j run 10 Tampa
addreu Price ncgollMbli, rdfn^nces
req uired. Call ««$ I37S pvgntms
I NEED A PLACBTOLIVB
netjinning 1/1/89 1 1 you have a 9 bd apt
.in-; ,11, i-Ktfin'i I'lr a quiet, serious male
' .1- 5117 ASAP
HELP WANTED
Stuoenl gov I position available
Director Student Legal Services
. Applications Ml Union
Mdke hundreds in your spare time
Placing posters No seihng
Call 911 33MONEY
Oreaf Haliday JoB Opportunity
Going home lor the Holidays?
Need a fun P/T job?
It just $e happens that the
HONBY BAKBO NZm CO. is In search
of seasonal help to f IH eur sale* counter
•nd production positions We have
stores located In the lollewing markets
Jacksonville. Miami, Orlando. Tampa,
St. Pete, W Palm Bch, Ft. Laud , Pt.
Myers, Sarasota, Hollywood, Pan
PompanoBeli. PI«M«cliacktli*
i«MiiMSHarintarm«nonlirliit*tara
nearest your home
Magic Years Pre school needs
pre school teachers ft cotjnselors
Starting Dec l»lh Call 3t5 1319
Crowing plastic surgeon's office
P T help lor general office w'hght
•ypint, computer exp helpful but not
nec 65* 3800
Hoagies to Go
Delivery persons needed
Call btwn 10 30 3 30
Mon Sat 877 7174
JUNIOR
PROGRAMERS
We're CONSULTEC, iNC . a nai on,,i
leader In systems development (or on
line, UMM'actlve healthcare applications
We're currently expanding our
applications rjeveloprnent systems
suppert group m Tallahassee, Fl and
have petiliens aMerdMf Mchnicat
chaiMnst k panwiai prowtn.
Qualified candidates will have e BS
level degr ee i n computer science on
MIS Six months two years programming
experience using COBOL on large sc ale
IBM OS meinir ernes is preferred, but
nolreguired Key skill sets are COBOL.
VSAM, JCL and TSO or CMS Any
ei^erlence with CiCS or healthcare
applications 15 desired, but not
r^ired
you weuld be mvotved in the design.
analKsls. deveMpmant ft sMpp er f of
Itrm NtMractlva COB«. appNcMlaiM
CONSULTEC. INC offers competitive
compensation, excellent benefits ft a
CAREER opportunity not lUSt a iob To
pursue this oppertwuty call or sand
rawr resume. In caiNMenca fa:
DENISE DUNN
Carparate RacraHer
CONSULTEC, IMC.
*04« lle»w«ll R«.
^iWs ^(^^ RMUt
Check the Flambeau Check the FlamlMM
(my m-fm
BOBM/P
STOCKBHOSCBR TRAINEE
Opportunity lor college grad w a
desire to build a career in the stock
brokerage industry Send resume to
HibbardBrenHiftConipany, 11.000 Pros
perlty Farms Rd, Palm Bch Gardens
FL 33410 or call Mr Stanavilch,
(487) 775 0*eO or IHfrWI *a*4
Profetaor sealis lovinp person te care
tor 4 year old and ) year «M In M* Mama
3$ hours per iweek CMM «o eampw,
flexible hours. $3 SO/hr
Call Sally at 334 11*1 or )•$ 24*1
Full or P/T help needed during hMldayt.
Could lead to permanent potiflsn.
Come to Epicurlan Caterlnn
at Ihe Civic Center Mon Sat l 4pm
CAMP CONCHARTY
BIRL SCOUT CAMP
On beautiful Pine Mountain Georgia .s
now hiring for the Surn .1 wh-.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE INCLUDE
CAMP DIRECTOR
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
WATERFRONT STAFF
(Wtl'S ft LIPEOUAROSI
CAMP COUNSELORS
NATURE, SPORTS, CRAFTS.
DANCE. HORSING
AND THEATER SPECIALISTS
CONTACT: CONCHARTY COUNCIL
OP aiRL KOUTt, INC.
1344 13th Avenue
Commbui. OA ]t«ei
■* — ; imu w »m
II you can tutor, grade papers, or coach
Softball, and you will ba in town whan
most PSU student* wa gen*.
Call Shaphard Aeadtmy 1*1 4**2.
We have savaral lob openings.
Bakery sale* ctarkt hours noon lpffl
flexible scheduling, food service
experience preferred apply at
Tasty Pastry Bakery l3S$-Ai Mkf. Sf.
RECORD STORE
Full lime / Part time xmas help &
beyond needed. Wide knowledge 01 music
necessary. Send resume/application to:
Records, MM Clara Kee B lvd. imi
PIZZA HUT
DELIVERY
Drivers*
Cooks
Counter Help
WANTED FOR NEW
PnZA HUT DELIVERY
LOCATION
• Full and part time poslflotts
• Flexible hours
• Free meals
• Opportunity tor advancement
• Competitive salary
• Plus much, much more
Applications acepted anytime alter
Nov 1st Please onply in person at
PllJa Hut Delivery, 311 Mahan Drive
ILalayette Place Shopping Center 1
•Drivers must t>e 18 years or over, have
a valid drivers license, liability
Insurance, ft dependable transportation
STOP IN ft TALK WITH US
ABOUT JOINING OUR TEAM
ACTORS/MODELS
/Modeling and Acting Jobs, how to get
them Inside tips ft informetion. maior
contacts, all ages ft types Send for
details to Dan Pord Publishing,
16407 Cypress Mulch Cr, Suite 1711, Tarn
pa F L 33624
GUMBY'S PIZZA
Nmv acteptmy appitf ,itions few deNwry
Mrvtce immpdMte fjp*^ning', .available
AVON FREE SPREE
Beg.n fVMi and fee leve frw prortut Ts frpp
^ .li Mrs Wrir'.h rff S6? SMS
CLUBS &
ORGANIZ/iriONS
GAV/LESBUI8 (TUMMT UNION
We re here lor yeul Please join us
Bay Ra»( AAon, Thur (pm iV Now union
MRsem Rap Men 7pm PSU MWncnrs Ctr
■•iRiess AMI Men 4:30 n* Hm Union
or write 6LSU, PSU Bffit S>14
For info call Steve at W4 *S*«
Delta Tau Delta
L iffie siMers and brothers
X party Fn mghf 9 30pm
Open dlS( USSiQT tor OOt^ri 'r, uJs iS%UP^
from an aitprnaiive prospt-i '
CAY/LESBIAN COMMUNITY FORUM
AAeets everv Ai-ani-'.daf r*t / jo pr-i
Call Vi^ h*',il Al S7(S iS«S
PERSONALS
Tim, B J , Gregg, Chris, and John
Thanks lor making MUH 20S2
BEARABLE I'll miss you guys'
SP, Gitta
TO TURD OP TEAR
ANO COUNTRY OIRL
Have a great Christmas despite
missing us both terribly
Cheeks O Plenty and Gootbail
APA LEANNE AFA
I hic*
.-^.j fun in California
tirfni Kenny i ii miss you!
• . ysv
YAIMILE
^^•U did iti If wash t easy bul you
Rigged lor it I m so proud of youi
Good Luck & Congratulationsi
Love Alwa ys, MEME
r0B PLEDGES
Congratulations on pMse class of the
year! Ladies of I*
lA MICHELE lA
Congrats to you ft the hunk in Iowa!
Best of luck in the future.
• Your lA Sistert
ROB
Nav* a Merry Christmas and Happy
B day I lave youl y ls Kei
U BBRTA U
Have a Merry Christmas
I'll call after 11 I want my ■£ K
ZAE Jay Farhat lAE
Mtrry Christmas Big Bro.
Love, vour awesome Lil Sis. Cindi
ORDER OP OMEOA
would like to congratulate
its Spring Officers
President Ian Sattiman
Vice President John Denka
Secretary Jebn Sabaor
Treasurer Cbucbia Alvarei
Ritualist Jama* KMd
P ublic Relatlaws - Br«iH
AOA KENNY C AM
Best wishes lor a wonderful holiday
season Love Bashful
FLAMBEAU
On your nnd birthday we celabraM,
for nyWhout you there would ba no us.
Marry X mas M
Lova A»A
Stay* B ScpN,
I love ya'll, tool You really are the
fe*M naigMwr* a (Nrl cowW havel
Aterry Christmas ft Happy Hannukahl
Sandy
nK4) JON G^
Have a safe ft happy break. Mb love you.
m Angelic* ft your imaginary friend.
CARRI, KIM. ft JACKIE
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year!! I'll miss you! Laura
MIKE P.
I LOVE YOU
LOO LOO
BMW ALERT !!!!
Twaadle Dumb. Tweedle Dumber,
Prime Time and Homeboy.
Happy Chanukah and
Merry Christmas! ! I
We love you guvs
Scratch and Sniff
IPC would like to iieWi all fratarnities
and iSfWitMt a imH ft Iwp^ holiday
T il HliB s n* CaiimiiHMly CaHapa
Sullar Class nt
R^ler now, call 4II'«M0
InMructor ai, son Bert, M.M,
Bon
SWEETHEART
MEETING
TONIGHT « ]0
AT THE HOUSE
LISA F
HAPPY Jlst B DAYI
CAN YOU WAIT UNTIL THUR$7
LOVE STE VE
IN JAMIB, MARVLUAN, DAWN SN
Thanx for everything, especially fRa
advice and support. Vou guys are M*
grealati ever. Have a great ChrttWtatl
Love, KristI
SUSIE
F ROM CORAL OABLES, I MET YOU
AT UF GAME WOULD DIE TO SFF
YOU AGAIN RICHARO. PO BOX 1704(1
TALLAHASSE E. FL
BUSINESS
PERSONALS
FISCHER'S GEMS
14KT GOLD $15 GM
Wednesday PSU Union
Pleamarket Sat and Sun
Tallahassee m a io«
386-5092
10% of! with this ri-i
HOLIDAY PARTIES
StrippiPq N^nlfls. Singmg Srintai,
Santds for the k icj^
Stngmg Tallygram 878 4jg6
JEFF LAMPMAN
I HOPE TO FIND YOU UNDER MY
TR«B ON CHRI STMAS MORNINe
REWARD
REWARD
REWARD
MY MOTOROLA PORTABLE
CELLULAR r>HONF AAi SIOlFN
ITSUStltSSWiTHOUrASPLClAL
CODE I AMOFFERING S200 FOR ITS
RETURN NO QUESTIONS ASKED
CALL S7* t77«
Per Christmas have a beeutilui portr
painted by local arttsi
Call Ree 878 itls
SUGAR BOWL
T-SHIRTS
They are m at RtBBT PBBT
Have you been the victim of se«uai
assault? Reluge House Rape Crm,
provices individual counseling and a
Sm*al AMault Swapan Oraup Iraa al
, Plaaia cpHMt nil
la«, ktap op the «reat tab arlth tPCl
And Iwva * praat X-ma*
B^L
Phi Kappa Psi
K*^ buying tMM Xmas #ttt
f«r PrIMynlBM,
only two days left
Wes f woad H iapplag Center )7«-}jh
Choose the place where y(Xi get a ( hcjir e
Seminole Village
F SU s alternative housing oHert the
uitifTMip m dormitory living Come see
our mofJel and receive complete details
I3M W BREVARD 214 7II«
TIE DY¥-rs
«nd other cottons by Benno
n37 Lake Bradford Rd 57S 9617
PSU Union Courtyard every Wednesday
JOE'S BIKES~
AT LAKE ELLKtnmt
Need Pictures???
Professional Photographer, Reasonail*
Pricn Call Phil at 235 47*5 or «4l IVIl
If.A.M nivi\s
Tl KSDAV. UKLKMBKKfi.
HAHPV BIRTHDAY! IN
THK NKXT YKAR OF YOUR
I.IHK: Viiui ( lipj- pcrvinal relation
■>hips will recjuire more i^ ycHir
lime. You wiU find out hew much
vou ratty mean to the mam peopU
in vdur life Travel may be tou
rxprnsive lo beneTll a partnership
or small buvmess now Concentrate
on word<i( moiiih adveriisinij and
direct mail to imiMTive ihe bi>ttom
line Do not «narr advanced teck-
notogies Your best bet is to open
new line* of ooRUMiMcaliH). Sprak
ii|i when jnw wm KMMsne wttu
(■nlial
cBLCMrrns born on
THIS MTC: PMrca mtnager
l.irrv Bom, actar Tom Hulce,
i.i//nian Dive kutark. lunnynan
Wallv Co*, lynctst Ira Genhwin.
actresses Lynn Fontanne and
Akhps Moorhead. poet Joyce
Kilmer. Yankees peat Tony Laz
an
ARIES (March 21 April 19,
Kei-onaliaiions are [»isMbl>- nnw
Npw career trends develop, bul you
may nol ba 10 take full
advantage of them for several
niutiihs Siiri. 1,(1 ^alfs help vcm fmd
^mid C hn- trT;,|., huv ^
TAURUS lApril 20 May 20):
The best o< tvorlds may be
offered to you soon I>ookmg to
Kcihcr m the saine dini lion makes
I K'"«l rclalionship I'ven betler
Hiimt- life IS more settled Affection
grows,
GEMINI (May 2IJune 20(
Make an indepeiideflt check m
someone's claims. He may bt
Irving to hoodwink you Your
si.ial hfe goes full lilt as the
holiday season approaches. S«tJe a
difficult prebleiii oaoe and for all.
CANCEII (Jum Zl-July Sf. You
arc always "on ttafe" around
iiriain friends, Convenatkma thai
are candid and far rai^tW suit you
hetl. Family ties give you the
stretigth lu make some toi^ but
necoairy daciaiaiii.
UtO 23^ m Peofk
are talking favorably about what
you are doing (^et more vanel
into your life I he last lew week^
III ihiv year should lie jfrral t»ii
hn.ini iall\ and sot'iallv
VIRCKJ (Aug 23-Sept. 22;: An
exating diy aivaiU you. An unex
pected vi«i with aoMtone from
your past brightens your outknk,
A Irtler or tdephore call bni«»
ynd news about gffapriiy Show
ymr ^ketian opeiriy. Celebrate
toniglK!
LIBRA <S^ ZK)ct 22): Be
ware iif smsBlMalkiiv saletipeople
tiidai Yini are more vulnmble
thdii li In their palter. A so-
lulled liirxain iiiuM turn out to
he a while .lei^anl. You enjoy a
disiussKin wiih a lively teen ager
SCORPIO Kki a Uov 21 1 1)11
mil gel upset if others do nol share
your enthusiasm for an importanl
dcngion. Rely on facts, not your
intuition, when il comes lo han
dliriK a si'nsilivi financial issue H.
,.hj,n,.,.
SAGITTARIUS (N a 22
21): fty more attention lo fieiails
Read tfw fine print in timtracts
before signing Kefuse to be rushed.
Maiur derisions are best poalponed.
<,iu Io'.kI ones Ihe benefit of the
diiii'ii
CAPRIC<iRN (Dec. 22Jan 19i
Meet deadkMt M line. You need
lo do some serkM* Mirilii« about
Ihe dirwTMin ygu waiN lo go in
nov* Consult exparta and read
bwjks. you will be surprised al
what you learn
AQUARIUS Oan 20-Ffb lf<)
C«^ete routine tasks quitkly.
fraeun up lime for more creative
work. A great day lor free lance
wnters and musu lans Make v>me
holiday purchases in your own
ne^hborteatf le H«« lim.
PISCES ffeb. t9-March 20):
Pstience and steady effort sriB help
you realize your goals Take some-
one's of woe with a gram of
sak. Thii penmi knows ymj are
IPinttte.RanMcecgato.
Florida Flambeau Tuesday, Dfcombcr 6, 19HH / 15
We Buy
Used
Furniture
575 6044
.isk \ui USE D Di |)t
A 9 Furniture Inc.
PALACE SALOON
LADIIS NIGH T sot DRAFT 9PM
dancewearIF
OUR ONLY BUtINf SSI
H«M Ov*r HMIi
SEMINOLE E3lJ.. CO
MOBILI SOUND WIIVICI
r*r MraMh, MyrMM, atrtitt. Mc.
SrMi Prl«<, OrMf SawMI
C«M Jtiw t m-mt
Gf«M Faed
No phonp' Not ,11 home? N»d a
■ujmrKT tor your applicaliofi white out
looking tor .1 iftb^ Ae'll answer yOur
plKKlt' or givi- you ,1 number Don't miSS
that important { alt
Call Allied iervicet al 3«* M6 2
FSU Sweat Shirts
for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
Sat nwn br-lnrr you leWt M PUMT
raCT, 1(1 th.' wp'.twood tj hawing Cinter
FANTASTIC "free
Ftm^hair mcKU'ts npftfd for ftm\*
I^Mr Citf and color tei hniqu».
Call 322 0W9
^ Resumes, etc.
^ ^ THI MEDIA SHOP
J(. N 117 MBW UNION
' I (acrMt ifWI NW PMt OI)ic*l
■J (- OpM MM-TkW t*™
HORSES
BOARDING, LEASING, & TRAIL
RIDES CALL 936 1033 (LOCALI
NEED CASH?
We buy gold, Icwelry, clau rinet.
(tlamomte. coira, uivar AufuUlm Coin
Shop, new Gov Sq Mall i7t 3030
WE BUY », SELL USED PIANOS
DELIVERED TUNED
FINANCING AVAll ABLt-
JIM'S PIANO
IMI C WEST THARPE ST
S7S ISM
MOXIE'S
SOtt OtI Sale STILL GOING ON
Vintage & Funk
Mfii W GAINES
CLARK S APPLIANCES. All
,4ppiirtnri-s and air rondKMnarttarMl*
nt ' ■ < ' ■■^ > 14t(S
LOWE St PRICES
ON TV i, Stf REO'S & VCR'S
WE ALSO LOAN MONEY
«LKNN'S OUN A PAmm
S, MONROE AT 4 POINTi
>S4-iUi
Rayban - Serenteti
OMAT XMAt Urrt PMt lMMln«
Ptn Catalog l-tN-MAVBAN
VReetinq;
All of us at the Flambeau Classitiedi
would Uke to wish everyone a ia*e and
happy holiday
LONELY
FINALLY
A LOCAL INTRODUCTION CLO«
NM anybody can aflord. all pMpla W-IO
CALL tit l«t«
FLY VIA ATLANTA
to Mllwauliaa Dac H, t34B valua, yeuri
tor tlOO. Can WHOW
SO TO LOS ANGELES
Oneway ticket. JIOO. December IS
Call Dale at 576 0A86
DISCOUNT AIRLINE TICKETS
TQur^ • Eurailpasses • Cruises * All
Destinations » Cash only UNIVERSAL
TRAVEL. 232 7i;i or •«} 0303 (Sal 10 31
7 DAY CRUISE
MAVa*
For mora into:
m rm or sn tan
NEED TO SEU
Alrlina tIcKet; Tally to Nawark, Dac 14
to Jan t Please call S75 N?3
Airline ticket to Dallas, roundlrip,
leaves Tallahassee 12 23, returns I 2
Regular tare t700. Sail ler %m
3ta-MB«
Desperately Need
3 Sugar Bowl tickets
Call 214 2042 or S7S 342V
RIDES
Need rid* to Montgomary Ala
Leave aftar Wad, cofna back aftar Jan
Wi ll help w/ aKpanaat. Call «44-«>M
Driving Jaap Waggoneer to San OMfB
Dec 37, seek passengers
Call Bob at 178 lOM
: MUSICIANS :
a FlarMa't Finatt •
a PLAMINM irVBIM *
a AW afdaMa M *|«tf <^_ *
* Call Sf»-4m •
TNT HIDEAWAY CANOE RENTAL
DIRECTLY ON WAKULLA RIVER
AND MWY n 17 UP TO 4 HOURS
sot FER CUSHION CALL V3S Ml)
TRAVEL
Onanvay ticket from Tallahassee to
Billingt Montana, departing Dec 30,
valued at tSI«, sailing lor UOO 171 i«34
Oneway airline ticket irom Tally to
Chicago, departing 12 u JIOO
Call (3121 S77 iS04 leave message
FLAMBEAU
FLAMBEAU
I need a ride to HoHvwooo Tt i auo
area lor Christmas brcik Can Ipavf
Fri Dei ^ Will pay ■ , gas
Call Andy at 644 1326
Need to ride to Ft Myers, FL,
Dec 9 alter 13 noon Will pay all gai.
Call Fredricck «44 Ii34
Need a ride to D C area can leave alter
Dec 4 will pay for i ] of gas
Call Kelly S7t ttss
LOST pearl ring with cubic lirconians
on Fri night, probaMv naar Las Paimas
CluMtouta. REWAED. Call Suianna at
siHMt Of an WW ictn tamt»
LOST: a famala bWnda Samsyatf,
companion, antwars to Tra C Ml M17
LOST: would the guy twtio found my
leather jacket on the Ird floor Business
Bldqrpturnit RFWARD C alt ??4 44(1';
FOUND rrian s golij i nain on thi. Jnd
or 3rrt of Deifmtjer Call s;4 3?38
FOUND, pair of prescription eye
glaua* In front o< TuUy Gym.
Call ST« ITTT. agfc Hf KMft
FOUND: «M rad BaMpak backback at
Cranatiaw Uanat aamafoom on 11/30
FOUND: ntMfitan/nMOnMMta watch
' lB»-|t31
WINTER SKI BREAKS SPECIAL
ST EAMBOAT.'VAIL COLORADO
S days, 4 nights lilt tickets incl plus I
SKI PART y with live entertainment 4
complimentary beverages Starting at
tlS8 Call CAPITOL TRAVEL lor
details 334 3787
SUGAR BOWL PACKAGES
3 fUglita including gania tickata
Can CAPITOL TRAVBt. (or dataita.
«4 37t7
AIR TICKETS
I HAVE I ROUNOTRIP TICKET
TO MIAMI FROM DECEMBER 23
TO DECEMBER 27, ON PIEDMONT
AIRLINES. CASH ONLY. Sl*0 00
FIRM. CALL DAVID AT 232 3««7
ANYTIME BEFORE lOAM DAILY
SPRING BREAK
DAYTONA 7 NIGHTS 1190
CANCUN 3 NIGHTS t3«S
SNOWSHOE SNIGHTS tISS
CALL BREAKAWAY TOURS TODAY
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opened their season with Central Florida
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that is -133-79.
• • •
I hi' Miami Heat of the NBA {veritably
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Winless after 13 games, the Heat are Jurt
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along with Charlotte— Miami has had its
share of downs and downs.
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points in a losing effort, which was the
third lowest .scoring output in the league
during the last 33 years. Thi y pumped in
26 points in the second half, only one more
than the record for ineptness in 24 minutes.
Needless to say, the Heat will most likely
set a couple of more league-lows before the
season's over In 1972 7.T, Philadelphia lost
20 straight on its way to 73 losses for the
year, both well within reach of Miami.
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tree publicity.
• • •
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SERVING TALLAHASSEE FOR 74 YEARS
VOL. 74, NO. 75
Values
Task force states university's position
BY (.AKY FINKOUT
H.AMBKAl' STAFf WKITER
A university cummittee organized in response to the rape
charges brought against two members of a fraternity last
sprinj,', has finally delivered a slatrmcnt on ethics.
The five page dm iinicnl hy the Kliinda State Univeraity Task
Force c)ri .Stiiiiint l.ilf cenler.s arimnd the concept of
"respoiiMhle treedom It stresses that while people have
diderem values, everyone has a responsibility not to infringe
on other people's rights.
The statement and recommendations for its dissemination
wen- (icli\cred tn FSl' Presidcril Hrr tnc .Slij^er last Thursday
hi ,1 pluiahstK society it would he very dlflicult to have
value- FM iyotie can meet." said committee chairman and
philosophy Professor Alan Mabe "There are some things that
are clearly wrong, such as sexual coercion. We can all agree
there is unacceptable behavior. On the other hand it is veiy
difTicuH to articulate a set of hard rules "
Florida Hoard of Re^'eiits {'hatu t llor Charlie Reed directed
lai h of the stale's nine universities to deliver a .statement on
values last summer m the wake of an alleged rape at the Pi
Kappa Alpha house on FSU's camptts.
The task forces set up by ^h of the aniveraitiM are alao
directed to examine aapeela of stucfent Itft and naiw any
su>;t;est loris for c hange.
FSI ■■- ,t:ilenii-iil -1 niiigly [Miiiits i.ut that sexisrn andraciM
w ill iiol be tolerated, neither will those who disobey th$ law.
But ii ilsostresaesthettheunivwi^tyisaplaaiftR-divOTgent
ideas to be discussed.
'"Hie university is a platw of both assent and dissent and is
statement says "In a free and
vi^rous academic community an
ongoing clash of ideas is to be
expected and encouraged The
universitv has a special obligation
to see that all have an opportunity
to he heard
Tricia Haisten
committed to academic freedom
the
Sliger issued a statement this past weekend commending the
efforts the task force.
"I am very pleased with the task force'-- (lilit;enl efl'orts in
composing this statement of FSU's values, ' Sliger said. ' The
recommendation for instilling the university's values and
behavior expectations into our students will go a long way in
expanding the programs alrei^y in place, creating new
prc^ams, ami focusing mi matsA as well as academic
excellent at FSU."
The tadi fmroe submitted a set of recommendations with the
statement, suggesting the production and distribution of a
video tape about values They also aaid a single publication
should he put '>ut incorporat ing the values satement with all
the conduct and honor codes.
Other auggMtions included making the statement (rf* values
known at orientation, fall convocation and in academic
programs. Task fore members did not come to a consensus
as to whether a required cotuw m values should also be
considered.
"^udent leaders are urging us to have a required course,"
Mabe said. "We wanted to take more time next semester and
Turn to VALUiS,
PWrO tV SiMi RtLUV
No escape
At one time it pointed the way to sunshine and fresh air, but now this exit sign has become a prisoner
to a sculptor's whims. The ill-fated guMspost hM boon •ntomttod with othsr flotsam whI ittsam of
our d«cad«nt imchsniMd socisty In an sMthMlc otfa to wm\% at th« IWUoad Squara hidtistrttf pm.
UNF president
sets the stage
for change
BY (iARY FINEOUT
H.AMBKAl STAFr WRITER
The Florida Board of R^ents appointed Monday
the first black to serve as a president at a
predominantly white university m the South
Adam W Herbert Jr , 45, was named president
of the Universitv of North Florida in .Jacksonville
He succeeds Curtis McCray who left to lake a job
at California State University at Long Beach.
Herbert will take crfTice in mid-February and is
currently serving as vice president at the North
Miami cSmpus of P'lorida International rmversilv
"1 am very enthusiastic about the <ipportunilv.'
Herbert said in a phcMM interview from Ki .
Biscayne. "And I am very optimistic about the
future of the University of North Florida "
The University of North Florida has
approximately 7,000 students. Eighty-nine percent
of till- university's students .are white WCOrding to
HOR sp<ikesman Pat Kiordari
Herbert, who holds a doctorate in urban affairs/
public administration, said his appointment iS'
evidence that Florida's university system gives
qualified perscmnel an o^MMtunity.
Turn to PMSIMIIT, paga 2
Gorbachev's present
is still undor wraps
L'Nn|.;i) I'RKSN INTKRNATIONAI.
NEW YORK-Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev carried his
new diplomatic offensive to the bustling hub of capitalism
Tuesday for a United Nations speech and a transition summit
witli I*resident Reagan and President elect George Bush.
Thi' ^,'encral .secrelarv of the Soviet Communist Partv and
his w ife. Raisa. stepped out of their Aerofolt llyushin four
engine jetliner into bright WMhine at midaflernoon, then
strode down the ramp onto the tarmac at New York's
Kennedy International Airport for a low key reception
In brief arrival remarks, the Kremlin leader promptlv
served notice he will press ahead with acampai^'n to change
111- nation M image at the United Nrtions from shoe pounding
obstructionist to constructive partner in a "world going
through some very crucial changes."
Looking to his meeting Wednesdav with Reagan and Bush,
after his formal late morning I nited Nations speech,
(iorbachev declared he was "trulv h.ippy ' and pronOUnced
the summit session a success in advance
"The conversation ..will doubtless promote greater
dynamism and... dialogue in relations between the two
countries," he said, and "will serve the beM interest of the
U n i ted Statas Md tite Soviet Uniea ami all the eouatriM of
the world."
With reports alMiuiiding that (rttrbachev wiil pn .. nl ,i
"Christmas gift " during his stay in New York-perhaps the
annmuwemat d' • durp rete^tai in SovMt eoaventimal
Tym to QOAtJ^NtV, Ml* •
2 / Wednei^ay, December 7, 1^ llorida Fhinbeatt
Values
from page 1
diacuBS whether that is a viable option."
Student Body President Tricia Haiaten said the
suggestion of a new course has garnered positive
response She said she talked to students at the
UniviTsits of West FloriHa and Florida International
University who were reijuired to lake an ethics course
"They said they not a lot out of it, " Haisten said. "They
get to express their beliefs in an acttdemic arena. That's
exactly what I'm looking for."
Haisten sui;gested if such a course were drawn up it
should include not only a discussion on values, but
al( (iliol aliusc. date ra[X' and overall life at FSU She said,
however, that putting together such a course would
require time and work between herMlfandii»mbers(rf'
the faculty.
"It won't be something that can be done overnight,"
Haisten said "I'm not on sf)me bandwagon to get this
done rinht away Hut we all a^cree there is some sort of
void in discussinfi with students what ethic* and values
are expected in our community."
Hie task force also suggested that pro-ams for conduct
code violaUvB and taw breakers be expanded. Mabe said
(rfTendera should be punished in a way that makes them
President
from page 1
"It strikes me that this is definitely a reflection that
the state system is a progressive one," Herbert said "The
BCHl ami the chancellor are evidently committed in their
belief in letting all qualified candidates have a chance."
Herbert was born in Muskoj^ee, Okia \iv received lii>
bachelor's and master's de^'n e from the University ol
Southern California and bis doctorate from the
University of Pituburgh. He has been an adminiMratm-
at use, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and at Pitt.
Herbert also ser\ od a-- a h\iih rank int; ollu ial with I be
U.S Depurlmenl of Housing and Urban Development
for two years during the mid-TOa.
COP BEAT
BY I.AURKN LUSTIG
H AMHI- Al s rAKK WMTSa
Clerk rescues child
Thanks to the bold action of a Dixie Food Store clerk
at :t4!)7 N Monnx' St . a chiU was snatched out of harm's
wa\ Monday night
The 21 year old clerk was approached al 2 3,') a ni by
a distraught woman who said she had been abducted and
raped earlier that evening, and that her kidnappers were
holding her 2-year-old (ki^^ter Iwrtage in the ear
outside, Leon County Sheriff's Office spokesman Dick
Simpson said
According to the s|>okesman, the incident Ix^gan earlier
in the evening when the 27 year old woman and her child
were at a stop sign at the corner of Lake Bradford Road
and Jadtam BlnfTIIoi^.
She said a man approached the car, opened the door
and crawled over to the front pas.senger seat He told her
to keep driving or he would burl thi' ( bild, Simpson said
They drove around rallahasst e for alxiul an liour then
switched .seals The suspect, Willy Jerome Robinson of
Tallahassee, drove the car to Gadsden County where he
pulled over on a dirt road, Simpson said. Robinson then
allegedly took out a knife and threatened to hurt the
child unless Ihe woman submitted, the spokesman said.
After leaving the dirt road, Robinson picked up .1 friend
who wasn't aware of what was happening and began
driving back to Tallahaaaee.
They stopped at the time (at gas and the wmnan asked
to use the restroom. R(4)in8on told the woman to go ahead
but lc,i\e ihe child in the car
Alter using the restroom, the woman told the clerk
wtuA waa h^penti^. 7%e eterk ealM ttic piritee, tlwn
understand why the university is punishing them
"Often times community service projects don't tie into
why the university has made this rule," Mabe said. "Are
we just in what we say, or are we just pushing students
around? Someone who has broken the rules on the
drinking of alcohol could work with an alcoholics rehab
group— that's taking the students serioualy."
Before the final statement was issued. 150 draft copies
were sent out lo different people at the university for
feedback. Mabe said while the responses contained
specific concerns, most of the opinions he got were
positive.
'Fifteen to 20 people wrote us back," Mabe said. "We
got feedback from student affairs people and the student
senate had a subcommittee that went over it There were
a few suggestions here and there, but by and large the
feedback was very positive Nobo% hMl a big prdllem
and nobody said it was awful."
The next step for the task force will be to look at tlw
specifu elements of student life. And that's a job task
force member and Faculty Senate President Leo Sandon
has been waiting (or sinic ihe task force's inception
"I was one of those really worried about what we were
gcuig to do," Sandon said. "We need to address more
pwcy iaaura. I don't want the year to run out before we
look at aome pi«bleRu."
Herbert said he does not plan to challenge the UNF's
mission statement as laid down by the BOR. UNF is
considered to be a regional university with some research
components, as compared to the University of Florida,
a statewide reaearch university.
"I think the mission for the university is very clear,"
Herbert said. "1 think the challenge for this university
IS lo be regarded as one of the nation's top resean h
ri'^'ion.il universities To be regarded as that would be
,1 very significant accomplishment"
Since Herbert hasn't lived in Muskogee since he was
a child, he doesn't consider himself an "Okie"
"1 am not sure I compli'telv fit the calegori/at ion "
Herbert said. "I used to hear it a lot. but it's In'en a long
time since I was home "
nm mtt to the ear and gndihed the sleeping child out oi
the back seat He then weirt badi imkit the atore and
locked the door
Leon County sheriff s d^mties quickly arrived on the
aeene and took the two men in tte e«r into ctuted^.
Bobinaon, 31, who is being held at Leon County Jail
with no bond, waschffiied with two counts of kidnapping
and one account of sexual battery The other m.an was
released. .Simpson said
The victim was taken to Tallahasae Memorial Kt^ional
Medical Center, treated and released. The child was
unharmed.
Students arrested
Two Florida Stale Univeraity students were charged
with drug possession , and one was charged with grand
theft Monday evening, after deputies served a search
warrant on a residence where they had made a controlled
marijuana buy earlier in the month
The special investigation unit of the sherifTs office
served a search warrant at 433 Indian Viili^ TVail at
6:40 Monday eveung, Sn|»oB mU.
Inve^gat(R« searched tlw house and diaeivered a half
a pound of marijuana, liquor, assorted drug
paraphernalia and a stolen copy machine, Simpson said
The two 19 year old residents, Marshall Ronald Fox
and Heather Ann Flynn were arrested and charged with
p oaae a a ion of iM^i^tmi witii intent to aell, poaaeasion
of drug paraphernalia, and poaaeasion of alcohol by a
person under 21 Fox was also charged with grand theft
of the copy ma( hine
Both were booked into the Leon County Jail and
rtlraaed m htwd.
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BY JAY CALHOUN
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Martin Luther King Jr. is gone, but Florida State
University is lookinu to reward ihoso that carry on the
worit of the slain civil rights li-adcr
Th<' Martm l.uthi-r Kint; Dist iriKuishcd Scholarship
Award recognizes faculty members who exemplify his
ideals through thetr work in the university and in their
|»rBonal endeavors.
"The university has the opportunity to encourage
(x-oplc to do the njjht thinu^^ to promoti- intt^'ration and
a sensitivity U> niinont les, " said FSU history Professor
David Ammerman, last year's recipient.
William Jones, professor of black studies, received the
Tirst King award. His contributions included scholarly
research and community involvement
Psycholc^ Professor Na'im Akbar won the second year
and Ammerman llic third recipient, will name this
year's distinguished scholar at a convtKation Jan. 13 in
Ruby Diamond Auditorium.
Ammernuui directs the Summer Enrichment Program
aimed at increasing retention of entering minority
frc-hnian students. He also heads an orientatHJii
pni>,'rant that helps recruit minority students by invitmj;
hit,'h s( luHil luniors to spend a week on the FSU campus,"
Freddie Croomes, asHistani to the FSU president, is
in charge ot nominations for the award. Nominations will
be accepted through Dec. W. All full-time FSU faculty
members are eligible for the award.
■N'onimce^ --hciuld exemplifv the chara( tenstics Uiat
.Martin l.iilliii Km^; cspdused and deiiKinstrate a
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Redfish can be
taken for sport
BY MICHAEL MCCLELLAND
UNITED PRESS IJ^ITeRNATIONAl.
Gov. Bob Martinez and the Cabinet Tuesday dec hired
the redfish a ^,'anie fish in Klunda. loi'kin),' idniiiHTt lal
fishermen out of a limited redfish harvest for the next
three years.
"This may be the best solution to a bad situation,"
Martinez said after he and the Cabinet %'nted 6 1 in favor
of a Marine Fisheries fommissmn rule that allows one
redfish per person per dav to he taken iltiriny a nine
month .sfason
The rule also banned the sale of Florida redfish,
blocking all cmninercial harvest of the pedlar game ami
food fish.
Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner cast the lone
dissent Hit; vote
Martinez said the rule would allow a limited redfish
harvest without damaging the species' Meady recovery
from near devastation.
He said commercial flshermen could cmtiniM to catch
other species, as thev have done since the nMMt flstay
was closed compU tels two years a^jo
Martinez and the Cahinel made their decision after
hearing more than three hours of public testimony from
recreational and Commercial fishermea.
The Cabinet meeting room was jamnwd with about 350
people, while about 150 more watched the proceedings
on closed I irciiit ti li \i^ion outside the packed hall
The vocal crowd was divided about evenly between
commercial fishermen wearing the green and gold caps
of the Organized Fishermen of Florida and the
recreational fishermen wearing the red-and-white caps
of the Florida Conservation Anociation.
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Let it flow
People who art' under the It'gal drinking,' ativ should not be
allowed to abuse akoliol, on that nio.st I'olk.'^ ovt-r 21 will agrci-
And we i^«e that Board of Kegents Chancellor Charlie Reed's
battle to curb alcotiol abuse at state universities is a good idea
Bui Heed IS K"inK ■» littit' far in his efforts to ban alcohol sales at
Florida State University te^etlMil games in ths TallahaMee-L^n
^^Mty Clvtc Center.
T^ri .in i'i u thinu-. more Atni'riran th.m enjoying an ici- cold,
overpriced beer at a Civic Center ballgame. II one is old enough—
and the vendors in the place are more than pruttent in c hec king
ID— one idMNild be allowed to sit hmda ud mjsf his ot hm barmte»
paAime.
Reed has pinpointed alcohol as a major problem at univcr-it n >
throughout the state, and the facts are there to back him up Much
of the vandalism, theft and the more aerimM biuin^ of physical
assaults-wRMti ^ ^ herwiaa— VMto to wwartw
drinking.
Reed, howe^r, does irat have the ^tisttes to Iwk up his re^nt
( ami)Mign to prohibit alcohol at the Civic Center m particular.
People don't go to there to get drunk. Who can afford it?
Civic Center Director Ron Spencer said he was surprised by
Reed's gusto becau.se there is no history of heavy problems with
sauced fans at games. He did, however, invite Reed's input on
future alchol discussions there
Alcohol abuse is a problem that needs attention, and the
univeraity system has taken appropriate beginning steps in
combatting it \i\ fiin ilmg its own polKe forces to (.rack dd-Ati mi
fraternity and dormitory parties, and cooperating with other
i^nwiM in ^H'g^ting bars, tiq^w Hid convenience stores v^ich
serve niinnrs
But the law still says anyone 21 years old or more has the right
to drink alcohol. As students of legal drinking age, many basketball
fans also ttart ud ^mM not be peniliiad baaiM 1^
are students.
The cause (d containing the drinking ptt^lem at univ^rntlM will
best be served if Reed focuses his attention on trouble spots. The
Civic Center isn't one oi them.
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Iran-contra: tiie laughs
just keep on a-coming
BYjMCK MOCARTHY
^MHi Meh ^nshif imf the stranfe death
frnn iiintra figure .ind IsrMeli (iti7en Amirani
.Nir. wliodied in ,i Mexu an phuie i rasii last week
tjecomes more intriguing As mentioned in llii^
space Monday, Nir worked closely with President
elect George Burii, and according to the 1987
Ina-^iMa coegrsss iwal inverti^ioB, he told
tesh the admintrtration was selli^ aroM Ikt
ho^-tages and we wcri- dealing not with
"nioderatt's ■ but hardliners "
By MiMiday it wa.s being reported that Nir's
plane crashed in an area cfeacribed by USA To-
day reporter Sam Meddis as "nehmous Cm* irug
IrafTicking." More, Mr. Nir wsa using a code
name, no two, "Mr Miller" and "Pat Weber "
And hev It get.-- funnier even Nir Miller Wi bcr
said he was there to "buy avocados." Hmmm.
Corns to think of it, I think I remember reading
in a Mexican travel guide thiA when
you're aanuing the emintryri^ f&r swkmIob you
should consider u.sing an alias But it went on to
say that using two would make you liKik
suspiciou.-.
And to use that lovable old cliche, the plot
thickens.
The Sunday Wtuhinglnn Pott ran a story in
which Nir-Miller-Weber is quoted as saying he
and Jay, I mean Ollie, il'vc ^;i)t my menace-s mix
ed upl North "supervist'd covert activities under
a secret U S. Israeli counter terrorism pact in
1985 and '86." S^eculatioa is that North will use
this elatoi ^ wm <MI witness to butUcga his
argument that he was acting on orders from high
up. (Do you suppose North will also argue that
those TOW and Hawk missies he sold the Ira-
nians were actually .stufTed with avocados?)
But as the USA Today article stMad, there ig
"muBlkm wrinkle." U seems th«a «w a fwvivor
In tim Ibxiean plane crash, one Esthw Arriaga.
Well, that ', not her real name exactly Turns out
Esther was al.so u.sing an alias and is actually
Adriana Stanton of Canada
But it could be that she was also down time
juit looting fcr avrate.
Where was Qtorgt— Shultz?
Didn't know a thing about a secret pact bet-
ween the U.S. and I^ael or anything like the
Nir told the Am(. So saU Mr. Gee^ ^uKz.
SM:ratary <^ gut» (of (smftutim) far all these
M M
N
FOR WHAT
IT'S WORTH
Reagan administratitm.
Rut I gueas it's not beyond the realm to sup
pose old Shultzie's on the up and up. After all,
we know now that Hre.mdent Reagan wasn't in-
forniMl by Shultz that be was §ni^ to deny
YsMer Arafat a visa \wt mmk. taderf, H tmwu
that eartii-shaking decisions were routinely maife
dttflng the Reagan years by just about any
crackpM wtotata «Ms ni Mm Mwto ta^^
ment it.
(iee, don't you wish Ron and Nancy were go-
ing to bang on Iw a another term? Who knows.
% Hl»*r ftM di^ he plww-
ing ntu;lear ^Mm^—%t i)mf mms't al r e ady .
Wo(rf. woirf^,
Qwtif CttM ^mkif to town
Mikhail G<Mhachev says he's bringing a
"Chrirtmas gift to the American people" with
him when he visit.s New York this week What
ever could it be? Armenia and Estonia? That he's
really Kris Kringle?
Pr^wMy aNM rteteksl meat to ttew to the
preM i^ves #ad^ M ^ im^ed af tn^^
more sillineaeshMrttel^Fl^mhiMnl^
just like us.
The economic ami political reform in the USSR
are, of course, wele(»ne (tevelofmenta, but I do
think that American journal go overboard in
their analyses, eqiecially in the economic realm
I suppose that if Soviet journalists covered the
injection of socialist ideas into U S political life-
graduated income tax, welfare, sulmdiM, etc.,
they could argue that we were gitalg ascialiM.
to think it. Beptihlif nt this
the Mbw.
To further digress, I remember once reading an
interesting pamphlet entitled, '.Socialism
without Socialists." The author argued that
a miyni^ ef Amwkan tiyitaltam'ii
wi^-^ US. was, tanhnicalUp ipaiklnj, a
socialst country
I'erhap.s Gorbachev will announce that tiM
operative term fcMr the USSR is "CaptUliMi
"fkt praaa «^ tow* tt.
FUwULm FlambeaM W^aM^y, December 7, / 5
Peres troika
Gorbachev's PR machine restructures international relations
HY I) K. KOHKK I S
In your face, Ronald Reagan. Once again,
the Kremlin detente publicity machine has
eutdazsled their archrivals, the White
House PR team
The visil ol hcailthrdh Soviet leader
Mikhail Ci«)rhachev and his >niart wife Ici
New York, carrying the promise of trade
agreements and maybe troop reductions as
a "Christmas present" for the American
people, has instantly outscored the limp,
cimfused and half hearted I'S response
"We have no new proposals to make, we
have no a^jenda," intoned White Fiousr
flacks even as Myihail and Kaisa headed
a 45-car motorcade, grinning and waving
at Salvation Army Santas, schoolchildren
and Christmas shoppers all the way to the
S(i\ let mission 111 Manhattan,
I'he Russians tome looking for a big time,
ready to cut some deal.s, ready to paint the
town red, and what do we offer tham?
Lunch.
Even as you read this, Mikhail is
^^bably chowing down on Governor's
Island with Ronald Rci^^an and (ieorge
Bush in their ' .Moscow on the Hud.son"
summit. Mayb«' he has just dropped his
poltcy-ehanpB bomb over the veal. Ilie jMth
to more civil iied U S Soviet relations may
begin to be cleared right there, at least in
part determining the Gorbachev Bush
agenda for the next four years.
This is what the Americans fear— that
Gorb^hev, becems he has taken Ae
initietive and grabbed the detente
aommtun, wiU diape diacuanona to cone.
But wtot eM ym do? He'e Ae eM wkli tiM
tdeas.
Meanwhile, in a chic part of town, an
equally significant lunch is being played
Wit. This is the heed4e-head bout b etiw eeH
Nancy Reagan and Raise Gorbachev at
Marcela Perez de Cuellar's house. This all-
female do arranged by the wife of U.N.
Secretary General Perez de Cuellar, is
nipposed to lay to rert ruawe dtoM a tad
between the tw« pMver wivM.
C O M E N T A R
D.K. ROBE
I 'iil'ortunately . it will proh
ably make matters worse
The description of the
festivities, given to the New
York Times by Signora P de
('. makes It sound duller
than a .lunior League arm
wrestling contest.
The guest list includes
such intellectual
powerhouses as tear-
mongering TV interviewer
Rarbara Walters. .-Xilei'ii
Mehle (the .Veu Yark Post'n
gossip columnist "Suzy"), a
bunch of benefit-organizers
(Drue Heinz, Brooke A^or ),
and a bunch of wives
(Barbara Bush, Matilda
Cuomo, Helena Schullz i
The thing almost looks
like a conscious attempt to
bore Raisa Gorbachev into
submission. The won^ hm
a T'h I) .She is a iehiriar and
,i professional. (True, she wears fur coats
hut you can't ask the Russians to give up
a thousand years of cold-weather behavior
overnight ) But she a net Nncy Reagan ■
wife, a female wboee function is to §ne
adcM'ingly into the eyes of, squeeze the hand
of, and stand by her man With all the
profe.ssional, successful, interesting women
in New York, you'd have thoi^rt that a tar
could have been imdteded.
8^ Qmhtt^ to a flrst lady te be
pnrad of. It's fair to say the Soviets may
have got a little pissed off with her
American F.xpress card and her Pans suits,
but at least she is a person m her own ri^t.
V^ew we aqr about Nancy Reagan?^
"bemwiT eeitoe eotfiu ami fibs aboMi it,
Gorbachev with West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Will Mikey turn on the charm in
(M N«w Yerk, too?
she buys china for the White House, she
thinks t he drug problem in the UA OBI be
solved by just saymg "no. "
It's a teee-iy as te who has the worse
deal- Mikhail with those two bumbling
goofs Reagan and Bush or Raisa with the
Ladles' International Circle I^'t's hope the
Vcui i' Clu quiit la Grande Dame 1979 was
plentiful, thai Ronnie the Ray Gun didn't
tell too many rtupid jok^, and that the
Oo^ac^rs frt away in plenty of tlM to
waUi in Cairtra] Park, hit the museums, eat
some good pizza and take in
Blooniingdale'^
The Gorbachevs can learn more about the
U.S. hanging out in Manhattan than they
can listening to the |»w««-thM-be. BMer
The Gorbachevs can
learn more about the
U.S. hanging out in
can listening to ttw
powers-to-be.
still, thi^ can change »ere American
nunds iteut tiie Sevte U^onjMt by being
here— that's what's important. A few smiles
on Fifth Avenue and U S. -Soviet diplomacy
IS in full thaw When Reagan and Bush
want some help m public relations, they
shouldn't look to Madison Ave nue th e y
sbMild look te the Kremlin.
Court says only governors can send
trnmo niEH nrrcaNATMMAL
ST. PAUL, Minn. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals Tue.sday ruled uncon.stitutional law allowing the
federal government to send National Guard units outside
the aiintiy for tiraini^ without tlw cMsent govmiors.
l^e ruHi^ ^itr^^te a de cMen niadb by another
federal appeals court on the same inue. The Ist U.S.
Ciruit Court of Appeals in Boston on Oct. 25 ruled
Ma.ssac husetts ( iov Mii liael Dukakis lai ked legal ground
to stop the Pentagon from sending National Guard units
to (Central America.
In Wariungttm, Jtistice Department ipikenraman Amy
Brown said of the 8th Circuit ruling, "We are revkwi^
the opinion and considering our options, NedetMmM
an appeal has iM'en made yet."
The ruling, written by the 8th U S. Circuit Judge (^ rald
Heaney, said the Montgomery Amendment to federal
■tiUtttes, whidi overrade ci^ectiMi 1^ tev^l I
viriatae aUtes' rigbta.
The ruNng cleariy underscores
the toitMit of ttM fremert of ttie
ConstltertkNi tiMrt ttie MrtM ^mm
cofM ewer their National Guard.'
-Miehi^ DukMe
Minnesota Ciov. Ru# Pn^h moA MlUirmtf General
Hubert "Skip" Humphrey filed tlw lawnilt i^mI the
Department of Defense Jan 28, 1987
"Neither the admmisl i ,it ion nor Congress iuUI the
authority to circumvent the powers granted to the Mates
by the Constiiution," Humphrey said. "Today's decision
is a victory fur the auUmity given to tte tMm in
detwminl^ hMT, whm and wkm thekr Nateid Guard
aei^ers will be tralMd."
Guard
Minnesota Chief Deputy Attorney (ieneral .John R
Tunheim said he talked with Massachus<'tts state officials
and "they were elated" about the Minnesota decision.
''Thqr have ^ute a few more days before they teve to flte
an ^^al and indicated they had not yet made any
decision on whether to appeal their case."
Tunheim said he expects the feder.il government to
appeal, adding that until the Supreme Court decides it,
the states in the Hth Circuit will be governed by the ruling
the Sth Circuit Court, and for northeastern states in
the Irt Circuit Cteurt ruling applies.
Dukakis, who as the Demfx ratic presidential candidate
opposed aid to the Nicaraguan contra rebels, said the
Minne.sota ruling "is a victory for common --en.se. the
Constitution and the governors of the United States,"
"The ruling clearly underscores tlw iMnrt ct the framera
of the Constitution that the states have control over their
National Guard units except in times of war, national
emergency or other threaU to our nation. "
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6 Wednesday. December 7, 1988 Florida Flambeau
GM recognizes student-community involvement
BY ANDREW MACMINN
KI AMBEAl' WRITER
(it'ticral Miitiirs('()i|j<)ratK)n woukln'l ^'ivc.Jot'
Harrison a van to help with his Designated
Driver program
But it did give the Florida State University
student three shares of company stock and a trip
to Detroit for developing a pruiccl that H'vcs
drunk drivers a ride home Ircmi local bars
Harrison and John Hiirlt v, designer of a
volunteer tutoring program, were both given
the awards as part of GM's "Sharing Your
Future" fc>r crMting ideas that benefit the
eomnvnity.
OM aormally acknowlcd^^i's only one student
per senwater at FSU, but the company decided
to change its peAky awl hoam twe atudenta ttua
term.
"We had ■ very difTicult time choosing
winners," said Jane Henderson, director of the
oflTice of student activities, which decided the
winners "fjf the award. "B^ ^*ogr»n» are
extremely essential.
"Florida's high dropout rate needs a program
like John's. And Joe's program actually saves
lives."
Hurley's program works out of the Honors and
Scholars ofTice at FSU In addition to tutoring
at tnanv I, con County liij^h schools, said the
(-'ommunity Volunteer Committee has worked
with the Habitat for Humanity public relief
wrvice and has put on a Halloween party for
underprivileged children.
"I intend to keep on working in community
s«>rvice," said Hurley, a sophomore He is
deciding w liether he should major in psvchologv
or cdui Ml K in hcipt-^ I o ki'i-|) i hi vnlunti'i i
li your intlructor was a
no show today, you'll probably
find him and his staii dowmr.g
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Joe Harrison's ^igfiMod Drtw pr^vn ganwrvd thm thWM Of stock and a
trip to Detroit
rommittee cent««d in arMt that aren't being
covered by the Honors and Scholars program.
The committee has about 70 volunteers
FSll's Designated Driver program offers a
free ride home to anyone who feels Uiey've had
too much to drink. Joe Harriwa mM the
program he initiated empl^ tim vriwMeers
and 12 paid wra-kers.
"Basically bars and fraternities in the area
give us a call whenev«Bamen*Medaaride,"
said Harrison
The Designated Driver program is spon.sored
b\ lr.i,il \y.t\~. :iri(l Mirpiir,it ions like the Pepsi
Cola Company and Jax Liquors. The group
currently borrows FSU vans for transporting
the inebriated.
The GM spirit award is commonly given to
one college student in each of the 30
participating stale universities .-XiHording to
GM, the prizes are awarded to students who
display "self growth through volunteer benefit
and service to the community "
H
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■ndeixjii said an award cermony will take
• ' on I he hack lawn irf the FSU president's
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JERUSALEM-Police said Tuesday
they armrted 13 Bedouin Araba, two of
th( in Isnu'li s«)ldiiTs, for allegedly
attiK kin^ Israeli civilians on bfhalf of the
), inclu(Jint> a hand grenadf assault
that wounded 25 people at a pedestrian
mall in Haiti.
The announcement of the arrests came
as Arab merchants staged a general
strike three before the first
anniversarv ot the I'alestinian uprising in
the (Kcupied West Bank and (iaza Strip
Scattered clashes were reported in both
occupied territories, and soldiers shot and
wounded at least nlM PtHmtiabum
live ammunition. Palestinian soureea
said
YAOUNDE, ("amoron An inspection
in Octiiher found safely violations at a
school where 50 students died in a
stampede trigferad by rumors the
building was about to collapse,
Kdui ation Minister Georges Ngango
said Tuesday.
Hospital officials said two ii\ the 146
■llMlentH injured in the accident at Um
private Monthe School Monday were
finhtini; for their lives.
N(;anKo said the director nf the school,
Jean I'aul Monthe, had v mi hed after the
accident, which killed 50 people ran^mfi
in age from 14 to 17. The panic stricken
students di^ when th^ trampled (hm
another on stairways imi jumped tnm
windows after a rumor circulated that the
aix story school iMilding wtm ti»ant to
collate
NAIROBI, Kenya-War induced
famine in Sudan and several other
countries ami swarmi of loemia
threaten lives and agriculture on the
.\friiaii tcintinent in the coininj; year, a
(' N a^jeru v reporffed Wednesday
The United Nations Food and
Agriculture Organization report on sub
Saharan Africa, released in Nairobi and
Rome, predicted a slight reduction in
foreign food aid requirements next year
following record harvests m West Africa
and a good planting seasMi in the sooth
ot the continent.
attempted murder of a sheriffs deputy
who shot and wounded Trupp moments
after the Universal Studios guards were
gunned down Thursday.
The charges against Trupp— who is
suspected of killing three people in
Albuquer(iue, N M , Nov 29-included
special circumstance allegations of
multiple murders that could result in the
(kath penalty if he is convicted.
WALKER, Mlch.-A former
supervisor charged with ■Bwthering
two nursing home residents in their beds
claims she saw a nurse's aide kill one of
the women, search warrants show
Catherine May Wtwd. 26. of Grand
Rapids, WM arraigned Monday on murder
charges in the 19S7 deaths of Edith
Cook. 98, and Marguerite Chambers,
60, at Alpine Manor Nursing Home,
where she supervised nurse's aides.
CARTERET, N.J. A fuel tanker
tniek, 8M»arently failing to heed a
flagman's warning, coUided with a
Conrail freight engine Tuesday and
exploded in a huge fIrebaUt killing the
truck driver and destroying two nearby
homes, investinators and f'onrail said.
Enrique Coame, 53, of Elizabeth, died
when his bluid Transportation Corp
18 w heeler crashed into the Conrail
engine just before 6:80 a.m. in a largely
industrial area
The three man Conrail crew was
unharmed and iiolm reported no other
injuries. A Rahway Hospital spokesman
saM, h«»ev«r, that one person was
treated for an undisclosed injury and
released Tuesday morning.
nation
LOS ANGELES- A former mental
patient who believed he wa- killing Nazis
was stalking actor Michael Landon
when he shot and killed two movie studio
••cvrity guards, prosecutors said
Tuesday in filing murder charges against
the suspect
Nathan Trupp, 42, also charged by tl»
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MIAMI-A sting operaUon in which
authorities sold bogus communicatifms
ecpiipment to drug smugglers that was
aclu.illv Used to ti a< k Hie -Uspect s led to
ttoe indictment of 93 people, oiTicials
srtdi Vrt s da y.
The prohe, code named Cat<kim for
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opi iated by drug cartels based In
Medellin and Cali, Colombia, officials
said.
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unsealed charging 78 people in Miami
and others elsewhere with drug
trafficking, Uexter W Lehtinen, U.S.
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Gorbachev
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forces— the general secretary emphasized the infonnal
structure of his two and a half hour meeting with Ki-agan
and Bush mi fJovernorV Ishmd and iicid out the
tanlaiizinK prospect that anything could happen.
"We have not arranged any formal agenda, so either
side can, openly and frankly, raise any issues that it
wishes to," Gorbachev said, his remarks being rendered
in English every few sentences by a Soviet translator.
Referring to his speech to th.- (ieneral Assembly,
(iorhachi'V said the Soviet Union intends to "broaden and
expands its cooperation, within the United Nations
framework, with all th« nationa" in the global
organization.
' The visit to New York is only the second to the United
StatMby the Soviet header, who was in Washington diic
year ago to sign the historic int. rmediate Nuclear Forces
Treaty That visit was confined almost exclusively to
oKkial functions, hut this visit includes time for sight-
seeing-the 110 story twin towers of the World Traik
Center, a trip down Wall Street, stops at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park-and
visits with American business leaders
How well the city will hcjjd ufi under the onslaught was
ofieii to question New Yorkers ^ot their first taste of
glasnosf gridlock" Tuesday afternoon as Gorbachev's
black Zil I imousine wormed its way to the Soviet miMim
in the heart of the Big Apple in a 37-«ar motorcade
escorted by a platoon of motorcycle police.
(lorhachev had no planned activities late Tuesday,
althou^ih he has displayed an unusual gregariousness
III the past sucti as alien he halted his motorcade in
Washington last December to press the flesh with a
lunch-time crowd.
Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman TJennadv
Gerasimov, speaking with reporters before the white
Ilyushin with its blue winged hammer and sickle
insignia landed, said bilateral trade figures prominently
in the informal Soviet agenda for the summit.
"You know we do not have mudi trmie with the United
^tes. Y<M imHsiaed ua most favored nation status and
l»W yoil mtM give as most favored nation status
Gerasimov aaid, recalling that during the 1970s era ol
detente the special trade arrangement was promised hut
then "denied us . . . because of the human rights issue."
"We believe human rights are filing as an iwue and
will continue to (mAe as an issue," Ghmwimov said
Asked what Gorbachev intended to do hu flrrt evening
in New York, (lerasimov said, "He isfringtofight the
jet lag He has ,several options "
The Soviet party flew 10 hours from snowy Moscow to
clear but chilly New York in the caning leg of a
difriomatic lair that will carry the Kmnlin chief to Cuba
on Friday for a meeting with Fidel Castro in Havana,
then to London for talks with British Prime Minister
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Hanging out at the train station: a little fun and history
BY BLAND I.AWSON I — , J
BY BLAND LAWSON
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Brook w(M)d Station is the name of the Amtrak terminal
in Atlanta: it's perched on the side of Peachtree Road
above 1-85, a little turn of the century depfH building that
looks as if it had been lifted ofTsoriK body s iTiodei railn»d
town and set down tht'ie amid iill that traffic.
I guess I was expecting something a lot bigger and busier
when I iurived at Brookwood with my AtlanU-to-D.C.
train tii k. t I had seen the Jackaonville Amtrak station
before, when I went there to pick up a friend frem the
Miami train, the Silver Metem-.
Brookwood has no parking lot. If you want to leave your
I ar while you're away, the ticket-Mller will advise you to
I I y t o arrange aomethii^ with the Maaonic temple acroM
the street.
I rented a Masonic parking space from Tom Slate, an
old guy I found seated behind a lar^e inimac ulati .lesk
in an alcove jusl inside t he temple door 'i'om, whose full
name is Thomas .Jeflerson Slate because he was born on
Independenc e Day in 1903, walked outside with me to
show me where to park.
As he patted my shoulder the way my grandfather used
to. he pointed in the general direction of the old Coca-Cola
bottlinji plant, wliere he was b(]rn on Plum Street before
ih( birth III Coke He pointed to the train station— his
' i' ii. 1 .1. ;i- a ( iiridiictor for the Southern Railway. "I used
tij know ninu out of ten people in this town," he told m«.
■'Now I don't know nine in a million."
Back at the station, I discovered that onlv one train
services Atlanta, the Crescent The northbound Crescent
roll-. 111 troni New Orleans in the early evening; the
southliound from New York get.s there in the morning. 1
suppose the route got its name either from its southern
point of origin— the "Crescent City"— «• from the arc it
describes across the country from New Orleans to New
York.
Knowing 1 was in no dant;er nl iMiardin^; the wrong train,
I --al ddu n to K'et my beannf,'s The building, originally
a S<juthern Railway depot, has all the rec(^izable
features of an old ^tkm: a big steep rooT with a oo^wting
measure of overhang, great arched doorways and windows
that make you feel pleasantly tiny, and waiting benches
like overgrown choreh pews to^ed with polin statkm
lights.
I investigated all the brochure racks, but sadly enough,
the station was just about out of Amtrak litmture. So
I gazed for a while at Uw big nuq) of the U.S. over the main
entrance, and at the frightening posters of a locomotive
smashing into a car, with the caption "In a Tie at the
Cro.ssin^' YOi: I.OSK" "
A good hour before the arrival of the northbound (if it
was running on tinw), I tkmrnA a young family of fiw.
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It can get lonely, sure, but at least trains stations
The father carried a big sharp-cornered suitcase with a
bumper sticker plastered across one side "SWINDALL
'88. " Right away 1 recognized the owner of the suitca.st»
as Pat Swindall him.self, the Georgia Congressman who
IcMit his seat on November eighth to the guy who played
Caoter on "TIm Dokes of Hazard."
Since this was .November ninth, I knew that ihin^j^ wrre
probably pretty dark for Pat just now I wondered if he
had decided before the election to let his mode of travel
suggest the outcome: a triumphant first-class flight into
Washingtim for a win, and a humbler, mwe inconspicuous
night tram for a loss Or maybe, ItlK>ught, he's t.iking
the train becau.se he prefers it; after all, that 's why / was
here rather than across town at Hartafield airport.
The rest of the Swindall clan settled on the bench facing
mine As Pat returned from the ticket window, I noticed
a Jittery young man eyeing,- him who seemed to have
walked in out of a Norman Rockwell print: jug ears and
rad-eheeked inmieenee with a bristly-riiort haircut.
The nervous kid sat down next to t be Sw indalls. he was
wearln^! a lag on his starchy dress shirt ARMY
APPLIC ANT I clued in as he told Pat his story -he was
seventeen, from Tocom, Iw'd just signed up, hmn in
"ip-oeessiag" riaee five Uite mtM^ing, lost his train ticket
nave more personality than those generic airports.
home, didn t know his way around Atlanta . . Itwam'ttoo
hard to tell that he didn't know who this stranger was that
he was asking for help, even though the CoagreHtnan's
face had teen in the news a lot recently, what with his
teial for accepting laundered drug money for a loan
Pat smiled and handed the kid a twenty When he
returned from the ticket window with the $b M) change,
he tried to get Swindall to lake the money, but finally
agreed to hold onto it, becau.s*', as Hat pointed out, he
"might need to get aome food and ccrfTee. " Swindall also
iHniriied wude the kid's raipieat for his name and address-
no, he didn't need to mail the money back to him
The little station began to shake as the Crescent
rumbled in through the tunnel under the building The
Swindalls were naturally sleeping-car travelers, while tl^
Army kid and I w^e strictly coach cIms; m when tl^
announcement came fw the "sleepers" to board, and the
family got up together like one big organism and headed
for the tram, I had a little time to mull over what I'd juat
witnessed I glanced back over at the kid, who still sat
across from me, and al the Swindalls disapp<«aring through
the boarding gate, and I thought about how slim my
chances wmild have been td seeing anything like tUs in
the airport, and about how glad I was to be taking tia
train.
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10 / Wednesday, December 7, 1988 Florida Flambeau
The Naked Gun
outiaughs all of
the competition
BY STEVE MACQUEEN
rLAMBEAU ARTS EDITOR
The Naked Gun is the most successfully silly movie
to conic out of Holly w()(kI in .i lou^ tunc In tcinis of sheer
frivolilv. there's not a movie fiut now that ciin touch il
Luckily for t he viewer, this movie is coni|)leicl\ unlike
the rest of the season'a lightweight comedies iihe
atrocious High Spirits, the pathetic Scrvogtd) in one oh-
to-important way— it's funny
From the moment O.J Simpson tries to kick in a dtmr
and |ust puis his loot thr(iut,'h its center to the yan lines
contained in the closing credits, The ,\'<ikf(l dun is a
deluge of puns, sight gags and sophomoric humor that
is relentlessly hilarious. There is nothing these guys
won't do to
REVIEW
elicit a lau^'h
from you
The creative
minds behind
the film are Jim Abrahams, Mike Zucker and Jerry
Zucker, the same guys who created Airplane, the
underrated Top Secret, Kentucky Fried Movie and the
television show Pnlu, S(fiiiiil. on which T/ic Xakid (!ini
IS based While the trios solo projects have been
uniformly lame- Abrahams did the sunimei s
disappointing dud. Big Busmesn— this film continues in
the tradition d' all their collaborative efforts.
The philosophy is simple— how many jokes can be
stuffed into one film, one scene, one shot? Cramming
jokes into a movie IS easv Wnlice Academy flicks do it
all the timei. the trick is making them funny (Po/kc
Academy flicks never do that »
It's hard to describe a movie that's best lines are "Hey,
nice beaver" and "Look! It's Eorio) Pallazo." The
precision with which Abrahams, Zucker and Zucker
parody the endless stream of cop shows and movies is
the source ol the huniot At one point, our hero (Leslie
Nielsen! is gelling kicked off the force, of course, and he
says, "Just think, the next tinw I riMxA wmamm», I touy
get arrested."
But the parody goes far bryond cop shows,
eticnnipa-sin^; roiiiaticc ino\ ie-> ^.alr >ex, >ports
broaili .i>tini4 ^\'^ t'llins and i ven driver educalion. Thai
last bit lealiires a anieo Irom the late .John HcHUemftH
as an imperturbable driver's ed instructor.
This is no drawing room comedy, no comedy of
manners. It's low brow and proud of it, more than willing
to aim low if it can K'et vou lau^jhint^ The endless stream
of jokes l^ rapalilv delivered bs a cast that features the
best performances ever by such luminaries as I'nseilla
I'resley, Ricardo Montalban, Curt Gowdy, Reggie
Jackaon, O.J. Simpson and Joyce Brothers, just to name
(rf* few the Grade Z BcUm that inkabit this film.
The back episodes of pnln ,- Siiinul are easily available
on video and should Ih' checked out as well And this trio
of Kentucky lunnyinen should start crankmt; mii\ les out
a little more expeditiously. 1 need a good laugh more than
(me» evmry three years.
Tht' Nukfd dun shows at Capitol Cinemas at 4.
6, 8 and 10 and the Parkway 5 at 7:25 and 9:40.
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January 1, 1W9
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Florida Flambeau Wednesday, December 7, 1988 / 11
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12 / Wednesday, Dv^mber 7, 1988 nmida Flanbeau
President wants to make
FSU tennis club big time
BY DIANA O'BRIEN
FLAMBEAU STAFF WAITER
When Florida State tennis club
President Mark Block met tennis
pro Pain Shriver-in Atlanta caiiii i
this year, he tried to convince her
to do a tennis rlinic at the school
sometime in 1989. Shriver said
she would consider the idea and
accepted Block'a gift of a
Seminoles sweatshirt.
It'-^ tvit (icfinite that .Shrivcr will
agree to do a clinic because of her
bu^y schedule, but she's just one
of the many ideas that Block, a
junior public relations and sports
marketing' mainr, has come up
with to draw at tent Kill to his club
"1 ^( (• a definite need for tennis
in Tallahaittiee," Block said. "If the
club can bring in big oamea like
Pam Shriver, we can gt^ wmm
state recognition for Florida
State "
Block has been president of the
club for three of its five years at
FSU. It offeri a chance for people
who wMt to ^aqr tennto to gel
together and just have fun. The
club started with about 40
members but now has almost 80.
The club offers free clinics and
tournaments which are separate
from intramural events. Five
years ago, it offered neither
Memliership fee is $6 a semester
with an open practice every
Wednesday night on the varsity
tennis courts. Since the club got
started, it has developed into an
organization offering social and
recreational (^tpwtunitiea for its
members.
"It's a great way to meet peo
pie," junior ac counting mnjor and
club Treasurer Nancy Joba said.
"You get a chance to play with
people of your own capability."
With the constant support at
both the Student Activities
Department and the Recreational
Council, the club has been able to
draw Reebok as a major sponsor
for ito eltalcs and oOsr awmts.
Twil !• ftlMIS, pm» 16
FSU tennis club President Mark Block has asked profession^
Pam Shriver to come to the school for a clinic next year
\bu're
astute enough
to discuss the
philosophical
ramihcations of
Victor iTarikl's
' ""Existential
Vacuum?
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ijod, din.ng rin Iff, end tablet, couch/
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Vramt, real piano vHtnd, avoid c rowded
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WATER BED
Singer Sewing Machine tor sale,
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Oak/Mirrored Quean Waterbed
* mMchMig dretiar w/mirr«r
Wovlna mutt Mill Mt M?l
Graduating! Mutt tall all turn:
GIrli bdrm turn bed, dreuer, night
ttand, lamps, etc m 2309
Couch/Loveserii. tdtiic & chairs, coffee
table t end labip>. iwm beds, chest of
drawartoi. bikp <i4] 104;
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backboard padding ni Ait'i nner &
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TMIN BED
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Mutt Mil, sradualing, completp
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negotiable Call S7« MM or 3N Jf M or
c ome by 1347 Rumba Lane
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t »mmr dretter It tingle bed (white 4
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Dretter /detk M5. tia wsi
Citiien Quarti Watch $se, Technict
Turntable US, Reallttic Receiver SM;
eiid table tio All in great thape.
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rocimer, big corner queen sofa bed, side
m coffee matching tablet, etc
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T V &. Stf-f#.o Stdfids 9S up
Pi'Yjk: Hw-s ♦'■om 119 up
N.-A Din.ng Table & 4 Chairs SliV
G-myef jar Lamps i9 9^ |U 95
New Bf-dOmq Sets, T^m M9 f^uM 1(19
bt'Olramfs t)', Npmv C hpsfs JJ9 79
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npw t>atterv Drakes f^res AC heat
4 I ( PS PB AV TM good tonaition'
Call V turner at Ma 7<9t alter 5
i«NM«idaGLC Looks good 4 runs No
airaheat Na«« naw chtfcll. Get* M
tHEfl WW. C^ imal IW-WIB
74 MwMant II, V «, petHf iMeriH.
PPi*>r bratiao, cold air, WHck Rt«, rww
well, good body WtOEO
A hcia at MUMS
> J 5 yy ui 304 (engine hat MM
mitesi interior it immaculate fMw
cHiWI, two topt S4jeo OBO i7 i WI7
I»7J Plymouth Satteiile
GradttaiMM need ceth SSM OBO
Call Ricky iai 1252
!»»♦ WHITE FORD VAN V* RUNt
GOOD NEED TO SELL tJM
CALL 222 » 735
'7t MONTE CARLO
GOOD CONDITIONI MUST SELL"
sew 3I« 4147
GOVBRNMINT SEIZED vehtclet
from IMS Pordt. MarcadM, CwwMai,
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S7» lUi
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FOR RENT
Bed and Wicker "4*
Queen Size bed and ban springs lor sale,
also wicker headtward bookrase and
corner unit REAL CHEAP really
Call 576 3496
Twin bed tA5 Bookcase UO
Portable closet SM Office refridg SIS
Call Ricky it! 1252
^ OR AD SALE!
Plaid couch A chair, J tablet, dining let
w/4 chairt. S300 take* (t pll.
57* 19M. leave metsage
Egyptian Jewelry
Scarabs, ankhs. cartoches. eye of
horut, key ol hie, papyrus paintlngt,
^r^lds Send tor catalogue
Egyptian Art PO Bo« 7S6
Crystal Bfath F L 14*91
12 K aO mobill' hor>M' ^tlfi f,tra nice
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util bidg partly turn set up ^n park
I blork Ir Lakp Jackson 18VO0
Call S62 4409 attfr & nn v»<.|.k,.nijs
•^l JWIII BOH/JA IN MM PVT.
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nc DBP NQNIK M/P
l7«-tnT
I br apt (part of quaint old house)
' a mi S of stadium. Completely turn.
Inci dithes ti bedding Mutt be quiet
porion, neat housekeeper, non imkr
5200 met util Avail 1/1 222 IM6
University Christian Foundation has 3
tingle occupancy rooms available tlti
E*P SIM^Ilie Foundation pays utilities
Atk for Greg M 322 4170
521 Palm Court
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SJ50/mo. no deposit. Jan 1 April
Call $74mi
PARKWOOe APARTNIRNTS
1 bedroom I bath I black from PSU
camput Call OWaMUSK
Sublease turn efflclafwy ocrtat mm
Law Khoal tno/mo Includet utillt let
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Apt n Gathering for lubleate Fully
turn slOO cash to Ist person who
suhlcasr' Phone 943 0514
CONDO FOB TWO
One Irg bdrm. pool launrjry , losf to
camput. turn, storage pui,., , luspt
tpace. Call 575 7555 ava.l 12. IS
WALKTOFSU Sublease huaa Ib^Ma
semi turn apt Ava.i Dec li, LunHry.
pool t275/mo 224 »45«
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5 mm from FSU 'walking distance)
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1 bd 2 ba totally re decorated w/new
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SulHease lary,. spa' fius 1 bcj P'j ba
great tor 2 4 p..ijpif. uvf rifiok.nq pool,
clote to FSU, available ASAP t460/mo
Call 574 1369
3 BDRM, 2 AND ONE HALF BATH
JOR RENT NEXT SEAACSTER IN
TWAEERS. CALL Wt WS
* M, cwRrai km, carport, lo yard,
iMOik MPSU, avail Jan I. only mI/mo
Call 177 tSM
tm. cmtm A/N. garba«a. MrfpyapB.
cloie to PSU . t375/mr^
Call 177 I53<
PALMS WEST
Sublease 2 bd r j ba. lurmshed 3 story
vyith .eilinq lans A pool Call 576 0757
Available Jan 1st
300 turn house I bik ir F su
SMO/mo 234 /oil 224 0490
Campus Edge Apts
P»r wm TeatH avail, Sily a t»w left
I bd )ba turn, cable, water, pest
c ontrol varba^e ft, sewage incl, 1 btk
from campus dow to everything
W/Smo Call ?83^ picav Iv rnetuge
CAS A CORDOBA
Subieaw 3bd, Ibafhon t (o^rH pKx.i
launa, wetght rm, clubhouse irtundr ^
THE TIMBERS
I bd, r/t b«h. micrdwauo. dtck. n
ruE, W/P, pdOl. tmm. ipW ot W 5414
i Mrpi Met .
kitchen, firaplaca
115 5022
FREDRICK ARMS APTS
1 afid 1 txirm apts availabMt «•«.
l7t-tW5
Walk to FSU
Subleate Ibd Iba unfurn apt for next
s em Lndry A pppi SMS/mo Ml 31 IS
Large Ibd apt (100 tq fl) very neat 8.
clean Iba twin sinkt carpeted cent H. A
near Aiumn, Vill l295/mo flp« lease
^^.1-1 Di" 1 S7S 48S1
CASA CORDOBA
I p B I MM : »Nl»M^^tldeS4»/nM
Close to campus
I tKJrm studio apt
MO a montn available Jan I
Call 5«l 8962. 224 1901
or 6SI 6127
For leasr I ^nd ; bdrrT, apts. tall
semester, ranging Irom S3S0 to t425 mo
within wplkMg dittance of FSU
CMI Rpynor Raalty al j?j i loo
>. pett i, children OK, W/O
wmmmk'it^, «400 mo
57S2SS*
loB li p a a t Lb. spec lout 2M/»a.
Available end Of Odcembar S4Seitie4
utilltlet Call 3S« 705> after Spm.
SuMet: ibdrm unfurn. 1 bik to FSU;
laundry pool J2»5'mo A tJSO dep.
' ,111 J/t M89 eves
Available second sem All modem vary
nice, unturr 2bd JO i D, « n- Quiet Court
Yard SJ75 owner jas 40J»
THE MEANWHILE RANCH
SutiU-asr beginning Jan I
2 bdrm 1 bath apt 574 1596
OREAT PRICE
IMkleate: Cath Hall, underground
parking, meal plan, free caMe, Wll
included, maid service, antweritw
tervice. 5 min walk to PSU
nt »74eict 1194
I bdrm large apt in Porett Hillt.
Close to FSU, peel view, froo caWa.
ti70/me Mika m^la
OSCEOLA HALL
SAVE tiaa
1 M/F opening available lor Spring i*
Great meal plan mci Call Sharw
WJ 3B»7 or 575 0730 or i J05I 152 H)t3
I South? ftave a nire place and
qualified rmmt yvhen you arrive.
Call Ideal Connections collect
407 »t3 6929
Makry Village Aplt.
MM, IBa unfurn aptt. Avou Jan. I
Rdr more ifMo call SM-IW
rm •ATMIKNM
Ibd, Ita. Martlnf Jan.
Call S7S MB
ARt for rent urge ibdr I bath,
Mck patio s, ' entrai air A heat.
Near stadium
Call Paula or Chritta S75 6139
I kd/ l'/) ba lum E wMum townhoutet
at Palmi wa« awoU. Jan t, SMMM.
W iwai a d By Martin mm
I Bo^oom apIs itartMa « n« for r««i
I Mock (ram ScRoel al MvUc
Contatt oauo al mtm i»m%0
vtrv data raw
3 bd turn *mln. m bam 4 afrcdnd,
Waipr « lewage turn am SMBM
tcdwancy/ t2io double occi«
Call 3(« 7991
COLOnV CLUB
Needed tor spring to ^hare rm tor rent
m 3bd, ?ba apt $133 mo K 'i ut't
Call Shawn or Th tbault at Ml 1971
CASA CORDOBA
CALL S7S NH POR DETAILS
Wary clote to FSU one »»»m furnltliad
*i|He« water A sewage furnithed iw
pets, graduate or mature itudanl.
Ava-l now 1175 mo 3S6 Ttag
I NEED WOMEVi
or men to assume lease at Osteoid
Takeover lease 222 73ii or call 222 0406
Pr ivate co ed dorm
SUBLET FURN APT ONE BLOCK
PR«A PSU S17S/MO ft UTIL.
CALL m-t%M
SUELKT: UNPURNAPTOM
PROM ptu. ei^Ms ft um.
CALL msm
_ RMIT, *f O^, WUm TNMl
Punt 1 bed, 2 BM caiMs, A/C, W/D,
Baraga. S nwn ipaRi tat amms , l »aa WW,
Real Ettate BroRar. »< gin
Sublease 1 bd, I ba corner apt close to
camput Pool, laundry and racquet ball
SjeO/mo fall Pick or Pat at 574 1]|a
MIBLEASE CONTINENTAL OAKS
2 eo. 2 BA. CEILING FANS
StiC MONTH 574 2453
Chooae ttie place where you get a choice
.Stminole Villaae
PSU't aHwnative houtina off^ tne
uttltttate Ml dormitory llvM«, Coma aaa
■"a?if* roc l a v a c am alal t dHHo.
'SBi w Bravafd w-nta
•ddwiMttl 1 tMry. s bdr, ivti ba ttkinioa
w/cellin« tatM ft W/O, 1 bIk fram p tu,
simply the bett Jatnet at m -MS
Ibd A nx> apt available, within waMtlna
dislaiK e of FSU. 1350 to S425/mo
' rtii Rayner Realty m HOC
Sublease Furn Ibd Ibath apt iuM aaM
stadium on Hayden avail OBC^MR
t355 mo A utilities 576 SM
Call Mike or Glenn
Huge 2/2', townhouse w fireplace,
fenced in yard W/O. clote lo campus
Call Ti m or Ray at 574 23»0
RalntaWetl. subieaae ASAP, llgbd. Iba
apt Call 57a M«4. anar Oac T caH
coltect SBt n7 SMI
FLAMBEAU CLASSIFIEDS
I ft a
campus RM •IBU.
Waar Swaat »iap, m waw PowoacB^
I MDROOM PUMMNM
■"•rchihJren PartWaW. —
14 / Wednesday, December 7, 1988 Florida Flambeau
I UBROOM PURNISHIO
No ptit er childrtn Partial ulll
HSO/mo, M M dep 575 ?«59
I •EOMOOM APT, FURNISHED
No P*t5 or children Partial util
tl75 /iTlo 575 ?»59
ROOMS FOR RENT: Mala « Famala
All uiilitin irKluded tl7j/ma
ifS 2tS9
Female to share 2bd Jbri apt, Casa
Corlei, t2?7 50 &' y ulll. pool rlubhouv
S76 60V4 Abbv (leave me'l'jdgej
CASA CORDOBA
M or Fm nortsm needed, own rm/bth,
poolside apt, laundry, tennit, clubnouse
sauna, 1315/mo 4 'i util & dcpoilt
Tad m nx. H»r Dec U («;) MS 1307
Student! oMIy plene
Fm rmml wanted for own room m
spacious 2bd turn apt on corner ol
Pensacola and Ocal*; Call 574 ?»09
HARBIN TERRACE THE TIMBERS
I & 2 BD UNITS
AVAilABLF JANUARY WIN
I oiv MOWt iNFOCAii ^■!^•^'^m
WALK TO FSU
Ytuj'll )(iv»' \Uc iitpstyip flnd svOifJ IhP
has'iU- !J» r itfnpu«> pdrkmy High Pt
Park Aijfs 411 f_h<*pci Df spHt *ou% l
Call 222 >0i6or ?27 6291, Mon Saturday
ROOMMATES
Wc need a malur* reH>on»ible male
raommate SiM/mo "> utiiitm.
CH »> tut <«tatl» >7M«T4
WALK 1 PtU
Mature fm rmmt ntcdtd to sfiare Ibd
apt. Sl<0/mo ' 1 util Call Lisa m 7»»
Fm rmmt rteeded Your own room &
bHfti in n.f I- rtiiple* 5160 mo & ' / uti)
I .il ■ I'Ml.i t '>6V "iA44
IManted Mcitur, pei son lo shdie 2 bdi
tKMW near Aestwood Stiop Center wptb
serious yrao -.ludent & 2 dogs
»l2S/mo & 1 util i;« v;oj
M/F rmmte rteeded lo shari- /bd iba
duple! style apt near Gov Sq sun deck,
quiet area, very nice place Serieut
sr/orad student pref SITS/ mo ft t,^ util
Alan 444 1944. «M 1515
THE GATHERING
NEEDED \nm: FM NSMK
W/D. SI?i/MO k <Ai EXKNSES
CALL «Sa lUa, LEAVE MESSAGE
MELP'i'
Nsmk tm rmfi^i needed to share 2 bd,
2 ba, turn apt •• I'.ir* I'oint Call Jodi
at 57$077S, rt'i. . 1 JOS» 739 4110
THE LAKES
PMMT NEEDED' MALE OR
FEMALE TO LIVE W/l GIRLS' 1141
PER MO! P S THE GIRLS ARE
CUTE, CLEAN. A FKIENOtV.
Wt-WW Sara, Rama I 4WI sat mi
Fm rmml to sture bdr in i bdr i b«
cenda at Tomanawli Terrace, next to
Madtum. rompletely turn JU5 mo 1.
i/j util I ^1' S''. jnis
Needed I m medially
Fm rmmt to share master liA-m MiJod
apt. $90 mo, 1 4 util A no depetlt. bdrm
& hvsnq rm are extra large
Call «ei 7981 bhwn9 004 30. ask lor Susan
F m nonsmk rmmt needed to share 7tKi
2' 7ba apt m T i ,)|.fs SIAOmo ' . ulil
( all ■ .iin* n;in
Fm rtonsmotier needeil own tid A bath
aOO/mo A , util av,i. i,tr. I Colony CMlll
Close to c ampos 222 4 501
F rmml wanted 3 bd I ba partially twrtt.
tl4S A ' 1 util
, Daoielle StI t O07
< ; of l3gOM| feet, new duplen 2bd/2ba.
furn, avail l]/a, pre* M. no smoti, no
pats, prol » oratf t$.
tm/mo near Gav Sq Mall. 177 aatt
Fm rmmt wanted to share 3 bd. 2ba
rent master, M bd w'bath lor 1205 and
' J ulil Available 12-9 57S ims
1 or 2 nonsmk f to sh.tr,. or
have by yourvlt master tiedroOfTi and
own bath Fu"i.«.iieo c lov- to f su
Call Abbv ur Apr. I at S/S HA 1 1
$205/mo.
SCSPE ITATh ' ' M rrr.mli. .i.i-Oed lor
Spring semest.'f at i cinqle.il Apts Own
rapm, 2 blocks trom stadium, A C,
tamtit caurts. paef, laundry
in lirs stett
Rmmt wanted Ibd/Ibt twnhse own
room A M iwMlt/dry, micro, bar,
barBQ. cable TV.slareo, furn »2S0mo, ' i
utitsecvr Mposit \m High Rd 224 7(3a
Fm rmmie own Mm m Casa Cardaba
Avait mid Dec or beg of Jan
Call Rebecca at 224 liai
M rm needed tor 2l>d, Iba wt in
Mabry Village tJM/mo A <'i util
Call Kent S75 1271
Sludent needed to share 3bd iba house
inc W^D turn, ho wood firs
Close to FSU A TCC tall s/6 vi-^b
Fm rmml needed l^^t^^'
Own'min2bd Iba apt i ; in.ii-v trurn
• »!»• 'lO IS 5/S Mill
PALMS WEST
tl2S MO A >4 UTILITIES
CALL MIKE AT S7« 0757
mOMMATt WANTED
CMe to FSU, tloe mo A "i utilities
Call S7« 0235
Male rmmt needed for Jan i own rm,
lemi furnished at tlf7 SO A deposit
r all Mfke at 45« 2333
Roommate wanted responsible,
ngmmakWig. preierabiy female, ASAP
mt/moK , utilities, deposit
Call iSSA ?V7/
Fm nsmk, own rm/ba. W/D, 2 decks,
fireplace, 2 pools, t court, 'i cable,
i util, t225 mo, avail Jan I.
576 7912 leave message
FM RMMT. private ttome. kitctten
privdedgps, close to campus
t20C mo ini I utilities
385 1443 or 385 4343 before lOpm
Roommate needed immed to share
clean and spacious 3 br, 2 ba home
Mutt una kids, joint ctwtotfy m \m
THE TIMBERS
J clean nosm rmmts needed to mart
3bd twnhs w/lrpi S200/mo A 'i^utll.
Call Chris S7S 7113
Fm rmmt needed to share Ibd apt dose
10 FSU next to Osceola Hall pool SIM A
util plus SIM rafund«la deposit
284 1323 call anytlma aWar ipm.
Fm rmmt lor sprlitfl to UMre
nonsmk, fun but conscientious, tIM/mo
K ' . util Call 574 6240
THE GATHERING
Needed 2 tm rmmts nsmh. W,'D.
starting Jan 1st Call 575 6227
Need male rmmt starting January
Jr/Sr/Crad studant pralarrad
Call Roger Alvarai Ufa) IW 9MB
UNIVERSITY GARDEN APT
Roommate needed, Dec rent already
paid, deposit needed, tU7 SO/mo, move
in anytime Call Frank at 222 2i09
ROO/MMATE NEEDED ASAP. SPRING
SEMESTER, ALICE APT LOCATED
BEHIND Atn nea CALUM JfM
ROOMMATE
needed by January 1st, female for
spac lous townhouse W. D and fireplace
»162 mo 574 S774
2 bedroom. 2 bath furn condo, 5 mm
twalk to FSU. M O, garage, rant
includat uiii. cable, maid and paMI
Regent's Club
Licensed Real Estate Broker 224 9173
Mate rmmt n a ed ed to sttare bedroom in
2 bdrm, }</t ba huflt townlwvse with
lireplacaA dack tHD/mo. Crtl P4 aw
THIS IS LIVING!
NEED MALE ROOMMATE TO SHARE
ROOM IN GREAT 2 BDRM. 2 BATH
FURNISHED TOWNHOUSE, 3 MIN
TO FSU A TCC CALL NOW 57t 74*5
Fm f lean nsm needed flwn im ba
Casa Cordoba pchdi ino.y . luh r
courts Pels ok optional takeover
Lynetle 576 5456
Female rmmt rieeded
Nan! wninlar. Palm Wast
Call mvm
M/p ■MiMTa NMiwe house
CLMI TO PtU
CALL tn-*m
Fm rmmt naeded. across trom FSU
t}4 We« Call St Ibd parking available,
Janet Ml 24S7
Need rmmt for Spring sem own rm
unfurn close to campus $150/ mo util
Todd after ]pm 222 49M
or leave message at 222 3749
r iri ,
supe
HIDDEN GREEN
mrnl In oc. upy own rm 4 tjath in
r townhouse on goH loorse
Rent A ' i util Call 65* 7292
M rmmt needed. 2bdrm apt near Gov
Sq MatI Wf/0, tm/mo A <ii util
cainyMar
PALMS WEST. nsmk. t. needed New
carpet A tile $)20/mo A ' « util 574 2070
or call collect 30» 245 MM Kathy
F m rmml itaedad ASAP, sm rm In IM,
mobile nomc, tUS me A W uttl.
Call Tracey at 574 0W7 or 5i» um
M'F lo share w same or have own
room 3bdr 2bath near FSU
f ,iii ftSft 9AV0 ii-ai,,' 'message
Fm non smoker for 3bd fOwnhOUSC
Walking distance loFSU. W/On4efno
Call Dan J7S9SH
t llTl rmmt needi'il tl.i 'iwn Im
Ml Kd. >ba apt at Tallahassee HiHs Apts
tl7} A >^ Mtil Call Lisa at S74 3N7
M F rmmt who IS studious ri-sponsible,
non sub abuser to share ?bd Iba turn
dupl own rm Liberal attitude a plus
IIU me liKl Mtil Sise dap.
n* %m lac Avail Dec u
M/F grad student or older undergrad to
share 2bd 2ba twnhse Beginning 1 89
Responsible w/sense ol humor
Call Scatt at 31t 1 028 Iv msg
M/rmmt to snare one Ig bd apt at
Forest Hill* tor nait sem No dap
SIM itte A >/> ulll. Prater students
Call m «WI after 5 00 pm
Fm nensKi wanted to live m Blairstone
apt at Gov Sq 3bd, 2ba w frpl
tllS/mo A > ) util Call 654 1947
1 fm own rm/ba m 2' ^ba twnhs w/frpi
near campus, located on Cont Ave
Start l/t, rent S347 SO
Call Heather 575 33»9
Fm rmml nsmk, mature, responsible
lis; 50 mo and ' . utilities Off High HO
4922 hm or 222 2920 wk
M/F rmmt needed ASAP Move tn own
rm, 3brm 2ba split level home $350/mo
for rent, ufil, table a, phone 386 7925
F, nonsmok to share 2bdrm apt m
Mabry Village. tl97/mo A '/i ulll.
Call 574 43I0 Attar 11/4 (MS) 277 1040
Fm nsmk rmmt lo share abd 2ba apt,
Casa Cordoba 1 100 407 M4 *Nt
St2S mo A '/> util
Grad student looking for male rmmt.
Own rm in furnished duplex, walking
distance to FSu S150 mo A ' i util
224 4280,644 4233 No deposits!
Roommati' n.cded to share new 2 hd
! ba hou'.l 51ft/ ',0 mil & , ulil
' all H,'; 614;
Need rionsmk fm for spring lo shan.
2 bd 2 ba trailer with W D 5168 pi ,
month plus ; utilities Call 574 2228
Share home, private, SIM mo, share
utilities, central heat A air, w/D, near
FSU Call Chad at S>4«ail
WaHttoFSU Fm non smk matwr* need
ed to share bdrm for spring SII7J|/fne
A 'fl cable ulll C all 575 4973, l» l>—
THE LAKES
I or 2 people needed to share 2bd/2' iba
w'garaqe Call collect 13051 252 0902
... ■, '4 : .111,,, Siiv- /'III
WANTED
Volunteers Needed
LEON COUNTY LIBRAWY
In "■- !,ti'.t f'ti/nt (1* Ni>r tr.AiKjfl Vdf.
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL LIBRARY
A Trophy Caw
Ne* or uwd
Cam tor DAVid at 58^ 6S42
Rent the Warehouse
For Ckrislmas ParMt
Call ai4 4431 or 899 9434
FRONT BUMPER
FOR 912/911 PORSCHE
STEEL OR GLASS
JOHN
m'47M ke««feen I M> ,N
2M-7IU alter • Mpm
Do You Need Art?
FREELANCE ARTIST SCEKS WORK
Design work, iliustraflon. loiM, Mm,
cartoons, portraits, ly^Braimy,
calligraphy, and rtHire
Porttotio avail on request Call 574 MIS
I need a tutor, preferably female tar
I Ith grade student Algebra 2 A En^lsn
Call Wendy at I7t am
Looking lor someone traveling to
Tampa with van or covered pickup who
would deliver 9x12 rugs to Tampa
address. Price negotiable, references
required Call 44» IITS evenings
I NEED A PLACE TO LIVE
beginning 11 19 if you have a 2 bd apt
and are looking lor a ouiet serious male
HELP WANTED
Mane hundred! M yaur sMre tinw
Ptaclttg patters. No telling
Call fUnMONEV
AMgic Vears Pre school needs
pre school teachers A counselors
Starting Dec 14tti Call »5 1319
JUNIOR
PROGRAMERS
TALLAHASSEE
We re CONSULTEC. INC . a national
leader m systems development lor on
line, irtter active healtticare applications
We're currently expanding our
applications development/systems
support group in Tallahassee. FL and
have positions alfordmg technical
challenge A personal growth
Qualified candidates will have a BS
level degree in computer science on
Ml S Six months two years programming
experience using COBOL on large scale
IBM/OS maintramet is preferred but
net required Key skill sets are coeoi
VSAM. JCL and TSO or CMS A,.,
experience with CICS or healthcare
appllcatient it datirad, but not
required.
You weuld be involved in the design,
analysis, davalapment A support of
large. Interactive COBOL applications
CONSULTEC, INC offers competitive
I umpensatlon. excellaftt benefits A a
CAREER o pB O f tuw ity not lutta job To
pursue IMS spportunity call or send
your reiutne. Ml conlidence te:
DENISE DUNN
Corporat* Recruiter
CONSULTEC, INC.
9»4« Roswell Rd.
Suite 700 A River Ridge
Atlanta GA 10150
(800) 358-2381
(404) 594-7799
Part tltni babysitter needed Mon-Frl
9am 11am Apply at YMCA or call
877 6151
Wanted FSU student
to do housecleaning $5 50'hr mm,
20hrS'mo must have own trans and 1
lOb reference Call 993 9792
Wanted babysitter lor l8mo old within
walking distani e ol F su starting in Jan
Mon A Wed 2 30 6 lues A Thurs 7 30 4
Call 575 1191
Sraaf Hatiday Jafe Oppertunlty
Ooing heme for the Holidays?
Naed a fun p/t job?
It iwtt 10 happens that the
HONBVBAKEOHAMCO. It In search
of seasonal help to till our salct counter
and production potltloflt We have
stores located in the following markets .
Jackionville. Miami. Orlando. Tampa.
St. Pete, W, Palm Bch. Ft Laud., Ft
Myers, Sarasota, Hollywood. Pen
sacola, Psinpano Bch. Pieaie check the
white pages or information for the store
nearest your home
Growing plastic surgeoit's office
P/T help for general office w/light
typtftg, computer exp. helpful but not
nec 454 3100
Hoaoies to Go
Delivery persons needed
CaH Mwn 10:30 2 X
Mth'tat 177 7174
STOCKBROKER TRAINEE
Opportunity for collage grad w/a
desire te bulM a career In the stock
brokerage indutfry. Sand raivma to
Hibbard Brown A Company. 11M Pros
parity Farms Rd. Palm Bch Oardefis.
FL 33410 or call Mr. Stanavitch,
(4071 775 0900 or I MO (21 9494
Professor seeks loving pers4in to care
for 4 year old and I year oM in Mt heilta
25 hours per week Close to campus.
flexible hours. $3 50 hr
Call Sally at 224 i 16 i 186 7463
Full or P/T help neetled dur ng holidays
Could lead to permanent position
Come to Epicurian Catering
at the Civic Center Mon Sal 2 4pm
CAMP CONCHARTV
OIRL SCOUT CAMP
On beautiful PIna MowiMM, Oaorgia it
naw Mring kr Rie mmirmt a* l9St.
ratlTIONS AVAILABLE INCLUDE:
CAMP DIRECTOR
PROORAM DIRECTOR
WATERFRONT STAFF
(WSI'S A LIFBOUAROS)
CAMP COUNBBLORS
NATURE, SPORTS, CRAFTS,
DANCE. HOIIUIM
AND THEATER SraCIALItTS
CONTACT: CONCHARTV COUNCIL
e# OIRL SCOUTS. INC.
1344 13th Avenue
Colufflbut. CA 31901
Phone (404 ) 327 2444
RECORD STORE
Full time / Part time imai help A
beyond needed Wide knowledge of music
necessary Sandretuma/applKatlon to
Records. 2403 Clara Kee Bhrd, 32M3
PIZZA HUT
DELIVERY
Drivers*
Cooks
Counter Help
WANTED FOR NEW
PIZIA HUT DELIVERY
LOCATION
• Full and part time poaitions
• Flexible flours
• Free meals
• Opportunity for advancentent
• Competitive salary
• Plus much, much more
Applications accepted anytime after
liov 1st PlaMe apply in person at
Piita Hut Delivery, }1l Mahan Drive
(Lafayette Place Sliopping Center)
•Drivers must be U years or over nave
a valid drivers license, liability
insurance & dependable transportation
STOP IN S. lAl K WITH US
ABI.ii IT Nf, OljP t F AM
Opifi ditcutttan tar
frwtM "
ACTORS/MODELS
Modeling ano A( tir»g jor>s, h*)Vv »'} y*-*
fherti insid*- 'ips & intof mdfimi, maior
nntcH K .1)1 tcjfs & Types '>enrj few
'l**'.! I', til l).in For(J Pubhshmq
1640/ ' /(LI"".', Vmi' r i.'i SuitP int Tam
i 1^1 .- J
GUMBY'S PIZZA
Mw accatMing applications for delivery
service immediate openings available
Call 224 1429 for details
AVON FREE SPREE
Begin new and rec leve free products, tree
training & tree samples
Call Mrs Marsh at 542 5545
CLUBS &
ORGANIZ/inONS
GAY LESBIAN STUDENT UNION
AfTf hcif (or you' Pledse lUin us
Gdv Mdp^ Mon Thur 8pm 'i)7 New Uhkmi
A*>men^ fttp Moo ?(jm FSU Wompn'^ CU
Butines% Mtg Mof^ 6 X) J U New Union
or Ar t,. f,, ^ Bo» ^914
Fof nlu ' .ill btewe at 224 9^9*
Delta Tau Delta
Linia titlart and brothers
X mat pvty Fri nlgbl 9 3Bpm
ERSONALS
LISA MARTIN
HAVE AWONDERFUL VACAT ION
I MISS VOU ALREADY
MIKE
Help Bubba trim a brand new kinder
gentler (solstice) bush Dec 21
intoxicants, holiday spirit,
ornaments optional
JEFF LAMPMAN
I cOiM hardly concentrate on my f inati
iMcaiM. I conslanily thougm kH y9Ul
MARY
Have a Mca Chrltlmai and I'll lae you
on January Itth. Dent forget; I'm
iHtying
JOCK YOUNG
Congratulatiotts on being y«ed the big
bend's top high schoel nsntil Broad-
caster for t9M. Go Big Red!
V LADY ^
Happy Itth
The girl It legal)
Dave
MT BIO 'Ml BKT
I'ewari- of Greeks bearing Rlltt
finals W YlS
♦H BULLET »k I
I'm not as tonfused You have your
spare 1 understand betaue I care. II
you need a friend t m here TftaflX for
the memories Merry X mas
ea Amy
Heather and Meredith
fMvry Chrlstmat
Laalting forward to London
From Mafihall
ANSV
we've bpan thru a lot buf l have no
iWdtt, iM« wanted M tail tfOM Mat yew
mMwBatti I toueyatitandcatftwan
until Dec It
Raggedy Ann
IK PV't IK
Only 2 days remain keep a chne match
on all personal belenglngt.
Revenge is sweetl m, SV's
0KT James Kidd 0KT
Happy B Day swell guy w Amy
Te ttw person who found my lost wallet
in the library returned it
CASEY 11
I didn't ttnow that you were dating
sOfflMfWl^ AWn^tw MHIV 'iRM-
SfOMA KAPPA
Congrats |uMtM« you finally got your
ticket out, you graduated Thankj for
being a part of my life I *ish you luck
f*nf) gre-*i success Remember /ou can
always call on me t H mi\s you
KATE • STEPH • LAURA
THANKS FOR BEING THE BEST
ROOMMATES 1 LL MISS YOU!
• LEIGH
ORDER OF OMEGA
would like lo tongratulate
lis Spring Officers
President Ian Satfiman
Vice President John Danko
Secretary - John Saboor
Treasurer Chuckle Alvarei
Ritualist James KIdd
Public Relations Brant
MIKE P
I LOVE YOU
LOO LOO
REWARD
REWARD
REWARD
MY MOTOROLA PORTABLE
CELLULAR PHONE WAS STOLEN
ITS USELESS WITHOUT A SPECIAL
CODE 1 AMOFFER1N&S200 FOR ITS
RETURN NO QUESTIONS ASKED
CALL 574 I77(
Have you been the victim of sexual
attault? Refuge House / Rape Crisis
provKes individual counseling and a
Sexual Assault Support Group free of
charge Please i all 6B 1 2 1 11
Phi Kappa Psi
Keep buying those X mas gifts
for Friday mghi.
only two days iell
Talleliassae cemmumiy College
Guitar Class $20
Register now. call 4M 9200
Instructor Alison Bert, M M
SUSIE
FROM CORAL GABLES. I MET YOU
AT UF GAME WOULD DIE TO SEE
YOU AGAIN RICHARD, PO ■(MSB*,
TALLAHASSEE. FL 3aiS
CLASSIPIgDS
GET
RESULTS
JH/XNh DIXDN'S
WKrtNKSDAV. DECF.MBRR 7. I9HH
HAi'PY bikthuay: in
THE NEXT YEAB OF YOUR
LIFE: Your Financial situation will
impnive when vuu exercise greater
restraint Mnii making a ie»\
alkiui ihini<s that are ol lillle or no
iih'.i'iiui 111 e Build yourself up
•.pinlually a;, well aa ^ysKally, A
positive outlook will make you
more productive at wwk. New
career gains will lead to more
fulfillins relationships You feel
that VOU have more to offer kwed
1 1 Spend leisure iime with your
' r '.. Inrreawd demand for your
, . ., , tirin^-- ■. ;ilii.it,lc iiutilinty.
Chl.KUKITIES BUKN ON
THIS DATE: catcher Johnny
Bench, actress Ellen Burttyn,
silver Harry Chapin, author Rose-
mary Rcgers, actor Elt Wallac h
ARIES (March 21 April I9i
Career mailers continue to keep
VOU rm your toes Your optimism
kni.ws no hounds (hit afternoon
Kit p a titter rMn on spending.
Aii^uments over soiiey could
itirraten a i Iom- reMisMil^ ^
bills prumpily
TAUBUS (April 20^May 20):
Your eamini power is growing
Yiiu may jp*l loo emotKmal when
ihiii«s are not K^Jing well tor
another (amily member Curb a
lendrncy lo be overly pMMctiw.
Shape up holKlay travel plaiH.
(;EMINI (May 21June 20): h
may be time to efid a relationship
that IS not working A clean break
will lead lo peace of tnind Your
Chnstmas ur Hanukkah lisl may
fx- KettioK out of hand.
CANCER (June Zl jttly m You
an- rinhi Ut fight for secunty in the
*oikplaie Your social life tiiay be
weanng you out. Catch up on your
sleep and tht whole world witt look
brighter and better.
I.El> July 21 Aug. a): You find
lusl ih< ri^hi ix-rson to UA with.
Shower aflet tiun on i chiM who it
having trouble ac^usting. You may
have lo deal with MMeanc elae't
anger tiefore you can face your
own.
VmGO (Ai«. Q-Sepl 22); A
hobby can be turned uilo a profit
able Iwwneis. DomeMk; inniiiru
miaet alleviale tMwnn. Wurkmij
hcMnd t^ icenes will help you
ranserve your energy Forge new
aiksiaiioes. fbtaana beckons
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) Fman
cial realifie*i dictate certain deii
sums If you feel I hat you an m a
rut, get out and mingle this eve
ning Conununicatnn with a mem
her of the oppoaite sex improves
Avoid bringing up old aruumenls
.SCORPIO i(>ii Z.iNiiv .'I I
Greater business expenses are
indKated. Keep recBpts for tax
purpoeet, Loani wtti ^ ittfficult to
obuin. An okler penm it he^ul
with real estate motn. ^ow
ycwr mnciMkn,
SAlilTAimJS mat 22 Dec
21): Yob ire entering a more
decisive phlW where work and
career proapects are lomerned
Drtjm up support from mflueniial
people A romatiiii rflalionKhip
becomes more interesting You
ponder mate't mtHitnnt.
CAPRK»RN (Dk. 22Jan I9i
11(1 not allow I snag or delay In
upv i VOU Teamwork heli* buM
profits Keep a km profile at work.
dwectifiK your altentnn to corre
tpondenct. Romance keeps you
guetiing. Play a waiting game
Aqi/ARIi;S aan 2&Feb mi
Your plans mav t^el an unexixTted
seltwck Influential pervin chanKes
his mind Aviad acting in haste, do
not retort lo pank measures
Devote more time and effort to
your pervmal relatKmships
PISCES iM. 14M,mh ^Ui H.-
more sell reliant if yuu vkani tn
o wmme the obstacles you em nun
Ver. An e-mationatly rharijed -.itua
tion will require delicate handling
You win when you etuounler a
monciMian. Urge k>ved ones '•
florida Flambeau Wednesday, December 7, 1968 / 15
BUSINESS
PERSONALS
FISCHER'S GEMS
14KTG0LD$15GM
Wedne«j«v Fsu Union
Fleamarket Sat and Sun.
Tallrtha^spp m B 104
386-5092
IPS oH with this 40
PIRMANINT HAIR Rf MOVAL
*I.MA STONI. ■I.ICTROl.OailT
AAEMtER INTERNATIONAL GUILD
OF PROFESSIONAL ELECTROLO
GISTS BY APPOINTMENT H4 5741
SW EAST PARK AVENUE
DANCEWEAR ETC.
r.r...,! s(.|,.,tion price at HEAD OVER
HEELS I6JI B North Vonror' J?4 SI40
PALACE SALOON
MICK LIGHT NIOHT Jit GLASS
PITCHgRS M» ALL PAY/NIGHT
Go Banana's TbnigW
LADIES NIGHT "
OrafUIM Win* Cooler« tl IS
Pool Big TV Ornt PpM
177 «W»
HOLIDAY PARTIII
Stripping Santas, Singing Sanlat,
Santas tor th« kidt
Sin ging Tallygram 878 t\U
Per Chriilmai nave a btautilul portrait
paintM by local artiti
Call mm in ula
SUGAR BOWL
T-SHIRTS
They are in at FLBIT PBIT
Alta Sneaal SMm.
Wetiw ea^ S h appl m Cantw S7«-im
crioov tt» place wiher* you get a choice
Seminole Village
FSU S flltfrnd'tvc hiiu^my offers trie
ultimate tn dormitory hvtng Come see
our modtl and receive comptete details,
im W. M«V4»P 114 7114
TIE DYE T's
and other coltoni by Benno
2U7 Lake Bra«ard Rd 57] MU
FSU Union Courtyartf every MMnnday
YOUR
TICKET
TO A
GREAT
TIME
Don't knotnf where lo go or «yhat to do
for your woekond fun?
Then be sure lo see the
Flambeau Dining &
Entertainment Guide
Every Friday in the
Flambeau Classifieds
JOE'S BIKES
AT LAKt Fl LA, ?3! 385S
Need Pictures???
No phone? No* j. home? Need a number
for your appl. cation while out lodging tor
a iob? We'll answer your phone or give
you a number Donf miss that important
call
Call Allied Services at MtDti
FSU Sweat Shirts
for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
G«t ttiem belorr voci leave at PLSCT
raST, M ttte vw-stwooo snogpMg CaMir
5?6 3J38
HORSES
BOARDING. LEASING, TRAIL
RIDES CALL ♦» 3033 (LOCAL)
MOXIi'S
Sm Off sale STILL GOING ON
Vintage t Funk
t4f'/i tt «AIM«
CLARK'S APPLIANCIt. All m«|or
appllancet and air condltldngri Hr tale
or rent. HI «47«
NBBD CASH*
We buy gold, jewelry, cIm> rings,
dlatnendt, coint, uiver. AuotHling Com
Wiop. n«ir Gov Sq Mall trt SHM
WE BUY 4 SELL USED PIANOS
DELIVERf D TuNf-D
FINANCING AVAIlABlI^
JIM'S PIANO
M4I'C WEST THARPE ST.
i7s^^«t
LOWEST PRICES
ON TV'S, STEREO'S k VCR'S
WE ALIO LOAN MONEY
OLBNN-S SUN t PAWN
S. IVtONROE AT 4 POINTS
♦S«»U»
S Resumes, etc. S
^ THE MEDIA SHOP ^
JB. N 117 new UNION Jit
^ (across trom ttte Post Ofticel T
a^ Open Men Tt^ur lam 4pm a(-
T Friday lam Ipm
-flr For more into call 644 A7I8 ar
"^f^
Rayban - Serengeti
^UNOLASSBI Mve 40«r
It******************
: MUSICIANS :
• Florida's Finatt *
• FLAMINGO STUDIOt «
• Affordable u 1 14 track «
• recording, albums, 4$t t demos •
• Call S76 4741 .
TRAVEL
One way Eastern ticket from
Tallahassee to Boston Leaves Dec 70th
tlOO OBO 3M 3439 call alter 7pm
For sale, oneway ticket to Los Angeles
from Tallaiiassee on Dt*' liH tOBO
Call 57S 0014
ONE WAY TICKF T TO NY OUT OF
JACKSONVILLE ilOO
CALL 575 5U3
Oneway ticket from Tallahassee lo
Billings Montana, departing Dec M,
valued at liie, tailing for SMB. 171- 1*3*
Oneway airline ticket from Tally to
Chicago, departing 11/12, ilOO
Call (312) 577 MM leave message
FLY VIA ATLANTA
to Milwaukee Oer l«. 5340 value, yours
lor 5100 Call 314 1098
GO TO LOi ANGELES
Oneway ticket. 5100. Oecemtjer 15
Call Dale at 57t0«ta
DISCOUNT AIRLINE TICKETS
Tours • EurailMtIM • CrulMt • All
Destinations • CMianly. WNtVMUL
TRAVEL, in 7171 or m 03S1 (tat iO-II
»%vjc^'ri?rTa:«'SY'Sis5'"« 7 day cruise
MAY 19
For more info.
»4 2713 or S7S M»
All of US at the Flambeau Classifieds
would like to wish everyone a safe and
happy holiday
LONELY
FINALLY
A LOCAL INIKODUfTION CLUB
Ihl^aWboay' an altoro aiipeopltWW
CALL 9atH«»
TNT HIDEAWAY CANOI RINTAI.
DIRECTLY ON WAKULLA RIVEK
AND HWY H $7 UP TO 4 HOUR
50< PEfi CUSHION CALL »Ji *4|
NEED TO SELL
Airllneticket. Tally to Newark Dec 11
to Jan 4 Please (all 57S SW2
Airhne tickel to Dallas, rounOtrip,
leaves Tallahassee 17 22. returns I 3
Regular fare 1710, Sell far t»«
ae-iiM
WINTER IKI UIIMS traCIM.
STEAMBOAT/VAIi. COLONADO
5 day>, 4 nioM* m Nckalt Mel plw )
IK I PARTY wim llva entertainment B
cemplimafltarv bcvtragM. tt*rtlng at
1151 Call CAPITOL TRAVCL lor
details 774 3717
SUGAR BOWL PACKAGES
3 nights including game tickets
kPITOL TRAVEL lor details
734 3787
AIR TICKETS
I HAVE 1 ROUNOTRIP TICKET
TO MIAMI FROM DECEMBER 21
TO DECEMBER 17. ON PIEDMONT
AIRLINES. CASH ONLY. 1198.00
FIRM CALL DAVID AT 212 3197
ANYTIME BEFORE lOAM DAILY
SPRING BREAK
DAYTONA ; NIGHTS 5190
CANCUN J N lOHTS 5565
SNOWSHOt 5NIGMTS
CALL BREAKAWAY TOURS TODAY
I NO 444 73«4
MANY OTHER PKGS ALSO AVA L
ONE WAY TICKET TO CHICAGO
DELTA DEC 14 580
5*2 4803. ASK FOR PENNY
TICKETS
SUGARBOWL
NEED 2 5 TICKETS. WILL PAY 555
GINA 942 03*8
RIDES
I'm driving to NJ on 13/15
Need a ride?
Josh 57* 3407
Need ride to Montgomery Ala
LMvg Mttr Wed. com* back altar ian
Will tiolp w/ tnpmn. Call m^mm
Driving Jeep Waggoneer to San 01*90
Dec 27, seek pasaengers
Call Bob at 178 lOM
LOST &
FOUND
As a community ser vce. The Flambeau
will run a short lost or found ad free tor
ttiree days (subject to space availability i
Call or come by either
Flambeau Classified Office
N-II7 New Union 644 5715
505 S Woodward Ml 3911
LOST large male black lab ml>, has
red color w/rable* tag, latt laen at
IM flaldssn 12 I.
Call Kattiy at Ml 5715 or 214 5304
LOST ; lilver cMin bracelet btwn FSU
& CMh Hall Graat Mtillmantal value.
■EWARB m i274 eiit m* Heather
LOST : a BtlBt pufM on Crawtardville
Mwy Friday H/« Call Stt^mt
LOST a black dentm Levi's lackei
yk keys m right packet en 1l'30 .n
Longmire Dave 114 4«7I REWARD
LOST: Tl 35 calculator in Stroller
Library or in Fisher Hall.
Call Angle at 171 MSI or 171 TMt
LOST: imati female liamatgcat naar
Hian Rd t ocata. Mat Ngv a.
REWARD i5« 0191 9 5
LOST pearl r.nq wi!'- ( ubK iircohians
on Fri night, prorjably near Las Palmes
Clubhouse BEWABD r an Suianne at
575 590* or f,n TOS; i. ,111 ..innt.
LOST a lernalr^ blonf]i' SainoyecJ.
companion, answers to Tr.i c 681 1017
LOST would trie guy who iound my
leather iackat on th* 3rd f loer Buainen
BMgretwnlt REWARD CaH«4 44W
LOST: dlK camera inside small blw*
carrybeg, conlains pictures ct F'EA
Call Einabeth at *5e w?>
FOUND: Mack k twMt* mala cat
w/brown flea collar in Alumni Village
Call 574 1137
FOUND, man's gold chain on the 3nd
or 3rd of December Call 574 3338
FOUNOi pair of prescription eye
glasses in front ol Tully Gym
Callt57*8777, ask lor Kurt
FOUND: one red Eaetpak backback at
Crenihaw Lane* gameroom on 1 1/IO.
FOUND: man'l sun/moon phaie watch
behind DIMenbaugn. Call S7S mi
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HOLIDAY SHOPPER'S GUIDE
ft-itH-
afTT.>
ROSES ROSES
ROSES
IM.M A BOZIN. WIAPPBO
NO COUf«M NaCIMARV
ADAMS FLOWER
SHOP
741 NORTH MOMMM iTRBCT
H4 Ml*
A FRAME SHOP
Custom Framing Posters Photos
Oils Diplomas We Cut Mats
6*4 w Gaines St
(across Irom Leon Food Co op)
1111331
A FULL SET OF NAILS
$30.00
ARDAN'S
in JVI7 tl« N MONROE
Tis trif season to gel tye dyed!
TraLa lh L a La Tees lanktBTa^l
BENNO
I this ad and save 11% ill am
ase at til or more note MirgiltB
December 9th.
CMI 57S MI7 or
See Benno W dw ead ay •! Tne Unlan
THE BOOK SHELF
IM %• MOMIIOC Itl Mil
Nm. ^MMt f .MPm, MON IAT
109t OFF ALL BOUTIQUE ITEMS
SPORTSWEAR. KEY CHAINS. GOLF
ACeiSIORIES DECORATOR ITEMS
ETC MERCEDES, BMW. SAAB,
PORCHE, AUDI. VW
BRAUN MOTOR
CAR COMPANY
1115 WBIT TBNNCIIEB ITRHT
175-1111 s;4-tm
Computer Table tor ttie home or
oliifp at attordable prites
Many styles & colors
CHECK MARK
OFFICE SUPPLY
1510 Klllearn Center Blvd.
10* E. ,«eWer»on/iai Apalactiae Pky.
Mwiic boxes, nut crackers toe.
and toll of Christmas iuti for you
THE CHRISTMAS
SHOP
1421 N. MONROE
222-SM9
(Corner ol 7fh A»o. B N. Manrgel
DOUBLE i% BIRDS
AND HUBCAPS
Conures. Macaws. Cocttatiels,
Lovebirds, Weavers Jave Finches,
Canaries. C«oes and supplier
Used Hubcaps to s;
3674 Woodville Hwv 9J01
Plus Baby Birds (or Christmas
On the fpntri day f>* Christmas
M< Srilon ottpred tic
TEN WL ■. I OHOOMFD lORM
EMPHASIS
ON YOU
1MB N. Mgnrae. m-*m
Imported Clotning, Oriental Kimonos
THE PERFECT OIFT FROM
THE EMPORIUM
TALLAHASSEE MALL 385 7777
EUROPA
FASHION
FOR MEN WITH STYLE
TALLAHASSEE MALL. 3M HOI
imfead of card* ..
CHRISTMAS
CLASSIFIEDS
50 Per Line (3 tme minimum)
THE FLAMBEAU
505 S Woodward, *ll 3981
N117 New union, *44 5715
On the
tenth day
of Christmas 000
My true love gavo to IIM
Ttn Lords A-L«aplnt.
We re wishing you lots
and lots of happiness this
Christmas holiday'
A HARMONICA FROM
GORDON'S
STRIIM MUSIC
1911 N ^MRQI. BY ALBERTSONS
115 7714. HOURS IOAM«PM
C e m p l ete Preecriplian Service
HICKS
DRUG STORE
prte Delivery
IK E Jelterson
222 1034
AWESOME
ISLAND WATtll SMWTt
it your CfirWmM lurflnB I laa d Ru ar te r y
Surfboard* by Natural Art, Prothape*
and Ralnbaw, new and uted. Skim
Bdirdi by Zap and Moray BooBle Boaid t
*ll W Tennettee St. next to Wendy's
611 7J» M F 10 7. Sat 10 5. Sun 1} 5
UNIQUE GIFTS FROM TME PAST
THE PRESENT AND TME FUTURE
THE JADE DOOR
COLLECTIBLES AND GIVEABLES
MASNOLIA RMK eOyRTVARO
•77 MM
A Iflryt- s#'lt-'tiOn of jseo grand
picjnos s'af'iny a' Si 49',<
Spacial Cbnstmas Eve dativery
JIM'S PIANO
J048 CWEST THARPE STBEFT
Lafayette Ctiristmas
Tree Farm
Hwy 90 East tjt'fi.nd I (if(iyet1e Winery
ijtSANTA CLAUS^I^
^I^SUITS^I^
Makeup/W diff hats/costumes/magIc,
clown B luggling equip/G to R rUtt
geg gifts pranks lokes
MAGIC & FUN
SHOP
Varsity Plata. IBS7 w Tennessee M.
A MINIATURE MAIL BOX
F u L ED VyiTM SWEETS!
F rom
THE MAILBOX
ISIJ 7 N AAonroe
lYyinn Oime Shopping Center)
sunn
HourtM F Mam *:llpni. Sat nam Ipm
MARYLENE'S
HOUSf OF BRIDAL
AND FORMAL WEAR
90* N MONROF STREET
Bridal, Pageant
aiMl Party Wear
RMN'S FORM&L WEAR
BY MITCHELL S
LET US TYPE AND DECORATE
YOUR CHRISTMAS LETTERS
THE MEDIA SHOP
N117 NEW UNION
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O^BN SUNDAY
171-5711
OP Dfvor'i W at cB ai
will keep you on lime B Making grepi
OCEAN MOTION
Your Coastal Conrwctton
1JS5 Market St **8 27»4
STYLES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
COLOR HIGHLITES fERMS
Phase 1 Hair Styles
S«; 18IMN MONROE
CHRISTMAS^
TREES
Fresh cut Fra;ter Firs from N C ,
Scotch P.n^ Vifyima Pine & Spruce,
PRO POOLS
l'S7 Old Bainbndge Road
The Protection Connection will be
CUMd from 12/8/M to \/*/m.
Wo HMtl you all a happy an4 Mie
nohday season
TMl BE .1 SANTAS SHOP AT
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
FROM ALL THESE LOCAL MERCHANTS
tT M rr
TTTITT
MHtrmm ikatiBOBH tr g H i r m/tM
Pram
SMaboard Station
Hit N. Monroe (on Lake Ella)
»«1 0237
FRAME A GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS
SKETCH BOX
im N. MONROE, la^w
STEREO SALES
637 W TENN. ST.
Blaupunkt Car Stereo
From $220.00
tH-UU
PERFECT GIFT?
Perfect tan at ffie Sutttan Center
Martol iRMr* on TliMirl«w
om C«rWlcp«M tar glvMB MM bM «(
a golden body
191 *37S
RECORDS
TAPES DISCS
BEST SELECTION IN TOWNi
VINYL FEVER
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TRADE INS WELCOME '
WE ALSO PAY CASH FOR USED
RECORDS, TAPES AND CO S
FREE
CHRISTMAS
CLASSIFIEDS
Get * FREE 3 line Flambeeu ClasslHad
Just bring us a receipt from any of the
Halidev Skeppers Ouide advertiiara
and get one 3 lir># ad to run in ttte Die
1 Christmas Classiliedt Special tor Irga
I!
16 / Wednesday, December 7, 1988 Florida flanlMatt
Rose, Lasorda exchange predictions
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
ATLANTA-Reds Manager Pete RMe predicted Tuesday
that Los Angeles Dodders ace Orel Hershiscr wcm t la i
nine innings when he starts in the National League upener
in Cincinnati in April
"I don't think there's much doubt about who the starters
will be," said Rose. "Hershiser (23-8 during the regular
season and then the star in both the NL playoffs and the
World Series) will start for them and (Danny) Jackson (also
2:t Hi f(,r us
But, wait and see, when the ninth rolls around, (Jayi
Howell will be pitching for LA and (J(rfin) Franco for
Cincinnati."
Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda walked hy while Rose
was making his prediction during • news cenf««nce at
the winter baseball meetings
"Whiti will tfic score be?" he asked Rme.
"Three to two," Rose re.sponded
"Oh," said Lu.sorda, "who'll be ahead?"
"If Franco's in there, we'll be," said Rowi.
"Dream on," Lasorda retorted, "Bulldog (Hershiser) will
go nine. Nr)hody's tjolng to relieve him."
"In the opening game?" Rose fired back. "That's not
going to happen unless you're planning to start working
M M
N
BASEBALL NOTES
out in January."
• ••
The Kansas City Royals signed veteran first baseman
<l( sif,'nalc(i hitter Hill Buckner to a one-year contract
Buckner, .38, was a free agent who spent most of the 1988
season with the Royals after opening the season with
California. The IS-year veteran batted .249 1«^ leaaon
with three homers and 34 RBI.
"Buckner has an important role for us," said Royal>
Manager John Wathan. "He gives us an experienced bat
coming off the bench. He is still a hitter imd can
help."'
• ••
New York Manager Dallas Green says he's to
make whatever changes are necessary to make the
Yankees contenders in 1989
' I'm not one who needs to be hit over the head with a
Green said. acHMthingdoeM't m<A, duinfe."
Tennis
from
12
The club is separate from the athletic de^rtment and
intramural department, but g^ mmi^ry and moral
suppiirt from both.
"Patli H( nilcrson. llic KSl' wcimcn's tennis coach, is a
big supporter of our club. " Block said. "She's our
connection with the athletic (^jwrtment and sltt's helped
us out a lot."
Socializing is an tmpcHtant aspect of the club. Block said,
to make the members feel at ease with one another and
encourage friendships. Supplied with yogurt and pizza
donated by local sponsors, meetings are held to go over
club business and show instructional films.
"We've got as much going on on the court as we do off
the court." BifK'k said
The club plans to become more community .service
oririiied, such as volunteering service for the i3esignat«d
Driver Program, and working with the Interfraternity
Council to hold more tmimame^ qiecifkally targeted
for the Greek community
Anyone interested in joining can show up Wednesday
at 8 p.m, at the varsity tennis emata.
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St udenls, faculty and staff
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participants that begins
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The FSU sailing team
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ranked in the nation's top
20 The team won districts
.ind pla('-d x'Cdnd in
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These ranking regattas
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Atlantic Coast Champion
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Md p"Sl' also placed third
and ninth in the .Siutheast
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Southeast Sailboard
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who averaged 12 victories
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five years, to the .Montreal
Kxpos lor reliever .Jefl Far
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VOL. 74. NO. 70
GkMllty lliiM
Gary CarpMtm- md .iwnia Ruppel a bmk at Urite Ella before their finals Thursday
FAMU looks
at telephone
registration
BY BRIAN P HKAY
rLAMBEAt' STAFr WRITER
Standing in line to ragis^ for claues may soon be
a thing of the past tor ^u^nU at Florida A&M
University Officials at the school are w(»-king to
institute a telephone rc^'istration syrtem much like
thr (itif usfd at Florida Stati' University.
It s not definite and only in the planning stages,"
said Samuel Washington, FAMU registrar. "But we
might get phone regiitraUon far fait 1^9."
The univenity added early registration this
semester to reduce the confusion that occurred when
stiuicnt?-, new and returning, tried tn sign up fur
cla.sses at the same time The new pr(x;ess met with
limited success, but many feel a phone registration
syatem would make the biggest differenra.
"Advance registration is making things much easier
and it 's not as liectu as it usei) to he," said Sharon
Saunders, a FAMU publii- relations spokeswoman.
"But phone regirtratkMi would enhance the whole
process."
FAMU rtudenta agree that the method (d MaiMling
in a number lines to complete the ragirtnitiim
{^ocesfl is tedious and inefFlcient.
"Even though it's less trouble, there are still long
lines even with early registration," said FAMU
student S ralyn Fink. "Doing it OVMT the phaee «N>ttM
certainly be an advantage."
Up until two yean uto, F8U rtiMlenta bad to rtaad
in litM for hoiura to fet tteir schedules worked wt.
PHOTO Br PHIL OEOEOROE
Tlw frustration and confusion was sometinMs enough
to drive students away. Now, with the introduction
of phone registration, it s easy as ordering pizza
"It used to be like tieing between the tourth and fifth
levels of Dante's hell where people had to stand in
line for eternity as punishment," said FSU graduate
student Scott Yarbrough. "The phone regitoation
saves time and effort. It's not something to dread
anymore "
Not only has FSl.''s phone re^ji -Iratmn system
helped students, but it benefits the faculty and staiT
as well. Now they don't have to deal with thousands
<^ irote rtudenta.
"We we having a mocli eaaier tin»," Mid D^n of
Turn to PHOWt, page 7
Soviet earthquake
cuts Gorbachev's
visit in U.S. short
UmrCD PRRM limRNATIONAt.
MOSCOW An earth()uake rocked the Soviet republic
of Armenia and parts of Fastern l urkev Wednesday,
killing "ihoiis.ouls' of (leopled forcing ('resident .Mikhail
( rfirbachev to cut short his visit to the United States, the
g<ivemment said.
The quake, measuring b^ween 6.5 and 6.9 on the
Richter scale, waa the strongest temblor to jolt the border
region in 80 years, the official news agencv Ta>s said
Soviet Foreign Minister Fduard Shevardnadze said
early i hursday in New York that Gorbachev would
return to Moscow Thursday because of the "terrible
tradegy" in the Republic of Armenia.
"Preliminary data indicate that in the Armenia
Hepublic. thousands of pec^le have died," Shevardnadze
told a surprised news co^i^noe at the Soviet mission
to the United Nations.
He said there also was "a lot of destruction" and
described the quake as "a terrible tra^y not only for
Armenia but for all the people of the Soviet Union."
Sfiviet officials earlier had said (iorhachev would not
cut short his visit, hut Shevardnadze .said it was the
responsibility of the Soviet leader toretum home because
of the magnitude of the tradegy.
Turn to EARTHQUAKE, page 7
Panel says social
problems at root
of crack crisis
BY ALBA A(;UERO
nj^MBEAl SlAI'l' WRITER
Tallahassee Police Chief Mel Tucker predicts the alarming
increase in drug-related crimes will lead to another major
problem
There will be "an escalation of hostility l)etween the entire
comituinity and particularly between the hlai k i uniniunity and
the police department,'" Tucker said during a Wednesday night
town meeting on (frug awareness sponsored by the NAACP.
He said the loss of one police officer's life this summer and
threats from drug dealers that another officer may be killed will
lead police to use harsher methods with Tallahas.seean,"
"They are going to be less polite when dealing with the
citizenry," Tucker told the crowd of more than 100,
Although crack is uflen presented as a problem exclusive to the
black community, money launderera and large scale drug
imp<irters are not black, .said James Brown, director of the ("rack
Cocaine Self help Workers "We are catching hell that's being
created sninewhere else
Brown di.sagreed with the hard line approach the police
department is expected to adopt. Instead of punishment,
r^rictions and cenMH-ship, members of the black community
need empowerment, affordable housing and more effective
treatment programs, he said
Brown noted lh.it sih lety has been cold and heartless when
inenilM'rs nf the black community have organized to deal with the
drug problem. Useful programs like the self-help group, which
cmM rewh dbrug ueem, ^ nci revive adequate funding or
Biq^ort.
Turn to DMUQS, p«fO 2
f I
2 / Thursday, December 8, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Drugs
from pag« 1
"We have a program and we are not getting funded
Steve ^tdi^g, we're not getting funded Jack McClean, "
Brown said, f«:ing the two city emnMoMn te tha
audience.
in 1985, when the Tallahassee tommunity first began
to hear about crack cocaine, TPD recorded 195 narecrttea
mrrm^. That number had skyrocksted to 726 in 1987, the
^hce chief said. Armed nrfttmies and burglaries have
shown similar increases.
If the |)resent trends continue, vi^hi nut of every 10
children nov. in sixth grade can expect to become victims
of crime in their lifetime. And the criminal justiM ayptem
will coUapae under that type <^ atreas. Tucker said.
Psychologist Dana Dennard, also a panelist at the
discussion, agreed crack has reached cri^ jpn^orttcma.
But he sees a possibility for change.
Dennard, a former drug rehabilitation patient, said he
Itnows things can improve, but the problem must be
examined cloMily M<S9 vU^le altemativea can be
developed.
"The way we perceive what's happening will generate
our alternatives," he said "The U S is the biggest
importer of cocaine in the world What does that convey
to us about who we are, what we are."
Society itself aggravates the incidence oi criae by
■pending less money on therapy and more on
incareeratim, Dennard said.
"Why are we investing in more jail time instead of more
bedtime, treatment time," he said "If we impn.son them
then let them go what have we done? We have created
a big^ monster.
COP BEAT
BY JOHN LOWNDES
FI.AMRKAC AS,SOriATf: EnTKHI
Armed juvenile arrested
Tallahassee police investigators "g<* the jump ' on a
15-year old juvenile armed with a fully loaded automatic
handgun Wednesday afternoon, thereby avoiding a
possible shootout, according to police spnkeamsn Phil
Kiracofe.
The ju\enil<' whose n.iine was not relea.sed. had
neglected to return to a detention center in Milton, near
Pensacola, after a Thanksgiving holiday furlough and
threatened to shoot anyone who tried to take him back
th«>e. Police develi^ed leads indicating the boy would
meet friends Moiulay at a house on Lord Mur^y l^wk,
.so investigators staked out the residence.
Kiraiofe said the youth, whose whereabouts had not
been known since before Thanksgiving, is suspected of
burglarizing the home of Sadie Dixon, 1404 N. Randolph
Court, on Monday and stealing two handguns: a Colt
.4S-caliber automatic and a Eun^iean-made CZ .32-caliber
automatic
Police also heard reports that the youth had pointed a
gun to his head and threatened to kill himself or "sh(K)l
It out" with police who wanted to take him back to tte
Kckerd J uvenile Detenticm Center. "We knew we ware
dealing with exmimae who wam't quite tMUaaeed,"
Kiracofe said.
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When they approached the house the youth was
supposed to visit, police investigators (ireg Adams and
Steve Gauding saw him sitting on the porch. At 3:05 p.m.
they moved in quickly and Uxk Un embaiy w^mA
incident, the spokesman said.
The arreting dlicers said they found the fully loaded
.32 caliber gun in his waistband and a knife w ith a four
inch blade in his pocket. Kiracofe said the youth told
officers later that hawouUhave sh^ t^m if Uwy hate't
surprised him.
Kiracofe said the juvenite, w^mh purents live in
Tallahassee, had been living in a vacant house on Lord
Murphy Trail since after the holiday. The spokesman said
hedidn t know whyr^b^WMb^gMdiA^Ednri
detention center
After his arrest Wednesday the youth was taken to Leon
County Jail ami charged with armed burglary, i^and theft
of a Tirearm and eoi^ealing a firearm. He was then taken
to the Leon CmMy Juvenile Detention Center Kiracofe
didn't know wh^k&r the suspect will be taken back to the
Eekwd^irtar!
School trespassers nabbed
A resource ofTicer at Leon High School chased and
arrerted three adults and <me juvenile who had trespassed
during school hours Wednesday afternmm, Mccording to
Leon County ^enfTs Office spokesman Uick tympson
One of the suspects wa.s armed with a 22<-aliber derringer
handgun
The officer, a Leon County sherifTs de|mty, was infiNrmed
thsA the fnir w«« in the adnol ^Meite itt i2-J0 md WMt
to check it out. When htfliriiMd, tiw auapeet* igokm and
ran, and the officer gave Amc.
Freddy I.ee (Jilbert, 22, and Claude Gilbert, 2f). both of
902 Millard St., were arrested cm Gadaden Street, a couple
of blocks from the school, Simpson said
The elder Gilbert was charged with trespassing, carrying
a concealed weapon (the gum, contributing to the
delinqueniv of a minor and was also wanted on an
outstanding warrant for failing to a^iear in court on
barges of driving without a lieaM*. Tto yMiagw OUbart
was charged with traapasaii^ ami ei^ribati^ to the
delinquency of a minor.
The other two suspects ran into a nearby bank where
they were arrested. Charles McClenUm, 18, of 913 Dov«-
St. was charfed with tres|»wsing. and a 17-year-old
juvenile su^wet was charged with trespassing and
carrying a concealed weapon Simpson said the juvenile
was carrv 111^ ihe gun on Lecm's fmpilS l»tt had ^Med
It to (iilbert before the arrest
Sinipsdo >aid he did not know w by the four were on the
l.eiin campus, hut that further questioning by hia oflice
ni l. liring the reason for the visit to light.
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BY DIANA O BRIKN
Kl AMBtCAl STAFF WKITF^R
Wlicn I'ctcr Easton, research associate
at the Learning Systems Institute,
received a university fellowship award
from Floridii State University three years
ago, the money ^avv him lime to work on
completing his graduate work and earn
a doctoral degree.
"The fellowship allowed me a lot more
time for studying without vranrying about
money," Easton said.
(liven a sum of as much as $8,000 for
a nine month period, the fellowship is
awarded through the graduate studies
and research oifice and is open to any
graduate student pursuing a master's or
doctwal degree. Academic administrator
Joyce Howard is one of the directors of the
program. She said there arc nu speoal
requirements needed in order to receive
the award.
"Students can receive the award along
with any other money they might be
getting through financial aid or
scholarships," Howard said.
There arc' a total nl 40 awards, which
are renewable lor up to three years, given
by the graduate studies and research
department- .10 for general and 10 for
Investigation
at school for
BY MK HAKI, M« ( I.KI.I.ANI)
I'NITEn PRKSS IM F UN \ MON AI
Gov. Bob Martinez said Wednesday he
wanted sweeping reforms at the Florida
School for the Deaf and Blind after an
investigation found widespread abuse and
iii|urv of students at the St. Augustine
facility.
"It was much more than 1 had
anticipated," Martinez said. "It's clear
that dramatic changes must occur, all the
way from determining adminims to
services rendered."
Martinez reconiriiended more than 80
specific reforms at the school after
receiving a Department of Health and
Rehabilitative Services rep<^ highly
critical of the school's safety record.
The report found that the incidence of
abuse or injury of students with multiple
handicaps was 10 times higher at the
school than at similar facilities.
Much of the repent focused on Vaill
Hall, the residence hall for handicapped
students where 9-year old Jennifer
Dnggers was fatally scalM in a shower
two months ago.
nimority stLideiits The .-students are
picked within Iheir own departments
according to their grades and scores from
their Graduate Record Examination test.
They are then nominated for the award
by the department. Last year's scores
averaged a 3.79 undergraduate G P.A., a
a.K graduate (; P ,'\ and a 1446 (IRE
score. Easton, who plans to finish his
doctorate in economics of education this
semester, recieved the award three years
ago and had the highest GRE score of any
applicant into the program at the tilM
and up to the present
The department with the biggest
turnout of applicants last year was the
College of Arts and Sciences, with 41
applicants and 15 awards. The award is
open to all departments including the
performing arts Fine arts applicants are
not required to have .standardized tests
and t herefore are given to a subcommittee
to be judged accordingly.
"We try to support our creative people
as much as we can," Howard said.
Applications must be turned into
individual depart ^lent^ bv .Ian Ifi in
order to l>ecome eligible for the fellowship
award Final ded-ioti^ ire announced the
fir^t week in Matc h
cites abuse
handicapped
The report warned, however, that
"students are at risk of abuse in sU FSDB
residential facilities."
The 39 students at Vaill Hall had been
treated for a combined 472 injuries at the
school clinic in the past three years,
investigators found
Marline/ ^aid be expected the si hciol's
board of directdr- to lie^;in irnplenienting
the recommended changes after it meets
on Friday.
The reforms include placing the school
under control of the Department «t
Education, placing Vaill Hall umfor tiM
supervision of an outside agency, having
the entire multi handicapped residential
program regularlv inspected by HRS and
freezing enrollment until all reforms are
implemented.
Martina repeatedly refused to say if tlw
430 students in residence ^ the sctoot
were in dangur.
"It's our view that it is headed in the
right direction," he said. "We delivered
the report— the action we expect to he
taken, hopefully, will be very positive."
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Where the Guard belongs
A ruling by the 8th United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tuesday giving governors the right to keep their states' National
Guard unite ft^ tniaing exerciaes outside tlw eootrtry was hailed
by many as a victory for states' rif,'hts
But in the long run, the decision may have more to do with U.S.
foreign policy than any other i.ssue.
The National Guard is the oldest military force in this country,
originating in 1636 with the Old North and East Regiments of the
Colonial Militia in Ma.ssachussetts. In peacetime, it is supposed
to be commanded by the governors of states and U.S. territories
and is called to ai^ive duty in state emergencies, disasters and civil
disturbances During a war or national emergency, the president
or Congress can call the Guard to arms as an adjunct to the nation's
standing' niilitary forces.
Recently, however, the distinction has been blurred By sending
the Guard to Honduras and El Salvador, the Penta^'on has been
able to ( arry out an active campaign of intimidation against the
nation of Nicaragua, placing thousands of trocqw along the bcmkr
under the guise ot training exercises.
But th(> Guard does more than just "train " lt> tro^ teild
airstrips and other strategic facilities that remain m plan after
they're gtrnv-A^ttea med not on^ 1^ the hoM eouirtry btit by
RMgan's mercenary contra forces as w< ll
Maasachussetts Gov. Michael Dukakis and Minnesota Gov. Rudy
Perpich didn't like the idea of state Guard units being sent to (k>
the Pentagon's dirty work in Central America and filed a lawsuit
to keep their troops at home. Dukakis lost his suit Oct 25 in the
1st U S District Court of Appeals, while Perpich won hisTue.sday.
For the time being. Northeastern states in the the Ist Circuit
will have to abide by ill ruling, while gMremors in the 8th Circuit
will be able to veto any |iropoaed teoop movements The Supreme
Court will eventually have to settle th» matter, and the vote is
more likely to reflect that court's devethm ta RMgan's principles
of intervention than to states' rights.
This country is large enough to provide almost any kind of terrain
the Guard needs to train its troops— fipom the swamps of the South
to the draerts of the West and the snowy peaks at Alaska. And since
ite Guard's primary purpose at this time is to assist state
gwernments, it makes no .sense to take responsibility for troop
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PACmr NKWH HERVICE
Like President Reagan's recent remark.s on
chemical weapons before the United Nations,
G«orge Bush promised to "ban chemical and
biological weapons from the face of the earth" in
his acceptance speech for the Repuliliran
President lal nominat inn
But deHpite the promise, both the vice president
and the administration he serves have been
tirelsM ia piMUng chemical weapons iwodtKtioD
through a reluctant Congress.
The f'dngres.s is so cidseiy divided on ( hemu a!
weajxiri;- 1 hat Vice President Hush has exercised
his tie breakinj; pfiwers in the Seiiali thni* times
on this issue. In July 1983, Bush cast ttie decidiiie
vote on a bill permittiag nsYe fas proAirtiea far
the firM time siacc the Ninm moratorium ia
1989. In November 1^. he broke ancrther tie in
favor of appropriating' funds for prr)duction of
binary nerve gas In 1986, he voted against
delaying manufacture of the Bigeye Bomb, a
chemical weapon which the U.S. Govmuoent
Accounting Office said wu dangeroiMljr flawed
and "tuA ready for production "
The administration has not only had to
maneuver its wav throu^'h ('ont;ress to pnjduce
chemical weapons, it has also had to get past the
Eun^ans' ek^et^imm. Congress first demanded
Reagan get the eraaent at the North Atlantic
Council (the governing body of NATO) for
chemical weapons production; but instead he
offered certification from .NATO's Delen.se
Planning Committee which, according to Senator
Mark Hatfield, "regularly rubber-stamps
hundreds of reseouBedatkMis at a tine."
To gM that certifkation. Reagan cut a private
deal with West Germany, promising to remove
ail existint; V S chemical weapons by the end of
1992, and not to deploy new binary weapons there
ewatf^ in a "crisis" and with the explicit
panikaion of Bona. Between 1986 aod today,
hawevar. Ckaasetter KeM Iws etei^ hto tm.
aafi^ Ua«y weapons may replace Mm eliar
weapons on a one for one basis.
The killing power of high tech chemical warfare
IS unimaginably great. The Pentagon ^imated
in 1986 that in the ibit 24 hoffiv of a gaa lAtack,
10 ailliMi Earnpaans weuM dk. But Saul
Herraats, iHie fiir 12 years was chief of the U.S.
Army's Chemical Weapons Programs, testified
before Congreaa in 1982 that "the use of chemical
weapons couM MA Wtt^ flf a fHMPlMHI ef
Eurq>eans."
Tlw wimiBtatnttiB's raeeri ia tiito respect is
bettm- known in Europe than in the United
States, where media coverage has been slim
Europeans are sensitive to the issue becaus«' of
deaths and disabilities suffered from gaa in World
weapons
M M
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PACI PICA
War I, and because Kurop*- is beinK discussed as
a probable front for a iiypothetical chemical war.
Tlie I'rnted Stales now has 30 tons of
conventional nerve gas deployed in West
(iermany , and U.S. craamai^Mi in Europe have
made the new generation of Mmtjt conical
weapons a top priority item.
In December 1987. the Pentagon announced
that It va.s filling canisters for the first chemical
weaptjns to he pmkieed in the Uwted States in
18 years.
Today, although $S million has been
i^fropeia^ §at test production of the Bigeye
Bomb in FY 1989, full scale production will not
b»- permitted until the GAO approves the
Pentagon tests Another $45.9 million has been
authorised for full scale production of 155-mm.
iNaaiy nerve ^ abeUa. And $34 nullkm has been
approved for research and development. Overall
between 1980 and 1987, appropriations for
chemical warfare increased 72,') percent to $14
billion, according to Jeanne McDermolt, author
of "The Killing Winds: The Menace Biological
Warfare."
Supporters ci chem^l weqions rearmament
fluently say that Mjly by producing these
weapons can the United States force the Soviet
I nion to be serious " about a global ban. The
Keagan administration's approach f.,r the last
eight years— as with nuclear weapena has been
t« pvak tar increased production of chemical
weapons, even while proposing a ban not only on
their production but on their possession at the
(rt'neva negotiations According to Matthew
Bunn, s«>ni(>r research analyst at the Arms
Control A.ssociation in Wwdiii^tOB, D.C.,
Realm's UN speech in September calling for an
latemMionl conference to reaffirm the existing
ban on us*' represented no major shift in the
"peace through strength ' policy-a policy Bush
has sworn to continue. InstMd It ispiSBSIllS
rising concern over proliferation.
Indeed, as Murray and other critics point out,
tlw U^tad States IS an armaments trend setter.
Since ttw U.S. derision to produce binary
weapons, she says. France has announced it
intends to follow suit, and sugg^ed that other
natioas should have their own stockpiles of these
anna. "The peer Ban's *iom bomb" is especially
appaaUi^r to leaa«r developed aiMcms, and both
India and China have rataaed ehallea^
inspections.
Producing chemical weapons has epMMd a door
that may now be very hard to i
Florida Flambeau Thursday, December 8, 1988 / 5
FAMU students submitted designs for the Villt^je Green landscaping project
FAMU lends a hand with 'Sandyland' plan
BY (iARY FINKOUT
H.AMHUI SIAKK WHIII-H
A recent contest may have jjivcn some Florida A&M
University students pratical experience, but it sllOMvad
the Florida ^te University law school aome muBmy en
the flntshini; touches of "Sandyland."
Students in a F'AMl' landscape dcsij^n class entered a
('impel ition to plan the >(arden layout of the Florida State
l iiiversitv Law Schfwil Villajie Green. The (ireen,
brainchild uf law school Uean Talbot "Sandy"
D'Alemberte, has been nicknamed "Sandyland,"
The first-place winner, Arthur Esteban, was awarded
$S00 for his desifni. while the second-place winner received
(300 and the two third place winners each jjot $200.
But those who judjjed the project said the $1,200 is
probably a lot less money the law school would havapaM
l^'ivate consultants to design the iRtgect.
"It «wuld hav« ooat Amb aev«i to ^ht tfiouMnd ddkrs
if th^ had hirad an outside consultant," said Sam Hand,
one of the jurors and program coordinator for FAMU's
I.andsi ape Desi^jn and Mana^;enient prii^ram "It was a
real har^'ain tor them, and a real fiinid experience for
students
The Village Green, located next to the law school and
across the street from the Tallahassee l^eon County Civic
Center, has four refurbished 19th and early 20th-century
buildings. The project, which has cost approximately $4
million, was paid for with grants fh>m the State of Florida
and private donOTs. No university mamty has bean used.
Hand said he suggested letting FAMU students help on
the landscape desnjns and told D'Alemberte that the law
school nii>;ht sweeten the pot with a little prize money
"He said he would put $1,000 towards it," Hand said
"When the students heard that, they got downright
serious about it."
Erteban waa named the winner of the conteat Monday.
A panel of four FSU officials. Hand and a private
landscafM* designer judged the c imipet it mn The second-
place winner in the landscape project was .Jeflrey Castor.
Patricia (irace and Reeves Espy were tied for third place
Hand said that since Grace and Espy tied, D'Alemberte
•greed to kidt in an additiMud $200. n» wiaaan ahoyM
receive their money th» mai ef tkfai wMk » early iwxt
week. Hand said.
Hand said planners will take the core (>( F.stehan'sdesi^
and add elements from the plans of the runner-iqia into
one master landscape plan. He said the law school will
make a video ahow»^ig tiw landacaping plans ia oae of
the Village Green buildings
D'Alemberte was (Hit of town Wednesday and was
unavailable for comment. His assistant, Joanne Blackwell,
aaul D'Alemborte ^^reved tlie ppijeet aa a iMmi^
"It was n<rt that we Just did this to save mwiey,"
Blackwell said "It was a learning experieBCe tot the
students and was a cooperative effort between both
universities "
Fat Hodges, the instructor at FAMU who teaches Design
Studio III and wlraae Btod«itee«q^0tad ia tiw ccmtest, said
FSU couM have aavad nuney oa the prsiM without Uw
rtudents.
"Certainly if thev had to turn to an outside consultant
it would have been costly, however the law school probably
would have aaked David White fFSU's landscape
dMigner)," Hodges aakl. "It's probable he would have been
given that assignment."
But White said that since the Village Green wasn't paid
for by university money, it was unlikely he would have
done the project
"Since that project is being funded and handled by the
law school they wouldn't have come to me," White said.
"It could have gone either way."
Archaeologist takes
a dip in the limelight
BY CATHY cmagnnft
Ki AMBEAU sTArr wvnm
liein^; featured on grocery store racks in
this week's PeiipU' magazine didn't pha.se
Florida State University archaeologist
Wilburn "Sonny" Cockrell
Cockrell, who disoiver^ a 10,000-year-
old man in South Florida's Warm Mineral
Spriii^;s, h.is Keen featuri-d on four national
television programs twice on the national
public broadcasting station, }'M M(i^;(uine
and Cable News Network— in the past year
alone. Ife hM been written about in
Smithsonian magazine and haa bees
gaining international attention IB
Australia, Britain and France for 15 year*.
Cockrell, the director of FSU's
Underwater Archaeology Program, said
he'a {daaaad about the eovwr^ baeauae bia
researdi ia "exeeptieiwliy rignUlMM."
As an underwater archaeologiat, Cockrell
has lieen diving deep into the hourglaSS-
shaped Warm Mineral Springs in Sarasota
County— and coming up with paleolithte
flndings.
And although being publiriied was tuA a
"first" for Cockrell, he has set many.
In 1973, Cockrell discovered the near
complete skeletal remains of a 10,300 year
old Native American curled up and sealed
with [rtalactites in the q»ing. It's the
earliest dated burial site e^Hr to be
discovered in North America, Cockrell said
"For .'JO. 000 years, something has fallen
in that hole everyday," he said, adding that
he hasn't even scratched 2 percent of the
awaiting hiatory
Baaid^a the burial fiadtag and
deetmientation of 18 other human bodieB in
the same stratum. Cockrell found ground
sloth and sabre t(M>th cat remains that
radiocarbon dated to 11,000 years ago; he
believes "it marks the firat time in North
America" tiMt Amm kWBMw aeaKiiHd
with these gargantuans.
I extinct animal fossils, Cockrell
Turn to DIVER, psfle 6
Big time
Sonny Cockrell, as he appears in Peop/e magazine this week, showing off
the 1 1 .OOO year-oM MttiN of • Mbtr tootHed cat he found in ttit Warm Mineral
6 / Thursday, December 8, 1988 Florida Flaaib««u
Diver from page S
has retrieved leaves, unpetrified wood and hickory nuts,
even though hickory trees have not lived in the region
for 8,000 vcars, he shkI
('(K krcll said uiidiTwaler archat'dlogy, a relatively new
lorrii ot aiii fiiiipolot^y, is only 25 years old. He^UM been
involved with it since the beginning.
"Archaeology is a window into the past and allows us
to have a four dimensionaL perspective on human
behavior," he said.
A Stuha (liver siru i' 19ri9. ( ik Ki I'l I was already attracted
1(1 the depths when he tmik an aiUhropolo^'y chiss as a
freshman in Cdlle^'e He went on his first di^j. and du^' it.
Afler 1972, Cockrell was the Florida State Underwater
Archaeologist for over a decade, monitoring construction
sites to make sure no valuable artifacts would be covered
by development That year led to his introduction and
fascinalKjn with W.irni Mineral .Spnntis
He ^^^)^ involved with the springs when a historian
Bummoni»d hini Divers turned-looters were walking away
with irreplacable pieces of the ptM, something Cockrell
doesn't tolerste.
"Now, in the 20th century, technology, ignorance and
greed have damaged this most unique of sites. The human
l)(ine> liave heen looted and sul)|e( ted tn (|ese( ral mn m
many instances, and virtuailv none ot the artifacts,
fashioned by these extinct peoples, survive to this day."
Since then, Cockrell has worked to have the site bought
and preserved 1^ the State of Florida. He has almost
single-handedly brought it international significance
Warm Mineral Springs is 230 feet deep with 20 m 1 1 1 ion
gallons of 87 -degree water pumping into it daily by the
Floridan Aquifer. Because the water contains no dissolved
oxyuen and is loaded with niinerals, it aCtS as a
reniarkatile preservative of organic compounds, Cockrell
said
Although the pool has been known as a "health spa"
to about 800 people a day during the winter season, it is
also used as an FSU research site.
Students who enroll in ANT 4135, an underwater
archaeoloKii'iil field technique course, will venture to the
primeval springs for a final field trip, said ('(Kkrell. who
Started the first underwater archaeology course at P'SU
Gregg Stanton, who instructs the class on campus, said
it is a multi-disciplinary course, altiwugh anthropological
knowledge is not a requisite. Being a certifi^ diver is
mandatory, though
"We spent too nuiih tune on hasic training in class.
Stanton said, "and now we've developed a gcMid ijasic
training course."
Stanton said the spring semester group will do on-site
work at Wakulla Springs and maybe go mit on a research
vessel, too.
"It's challenging but most people really enjoy it."
Stanton said 'They re expiMedtotechnolo^they aremA
otherwise exposed to "
Cidl Gregg Stanton, diving instructor, at MA-.iAHQ
for nrare Information or permissfatn to talie FSU's
underw^r arehaeoloi^ course.
Cockrell with petrified d««r leflbone* In Warm
Mineral Springs
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It took Galileo 16 years to master the universe.
You have one night.
tt seems uii^. The genius iMd aH that ttaie. Wl^ you tuve a few
iKNi Imirs to laum your spots firom your satett^ befnt the
dreaded astronomy exam.
On the other hand, \ivarin gi\es you the definite adxaiitagc It helps
keep you awake and mentally iilert for hours SafeK and coiivciiiently. So
even when the suhject matter's dull, your mind will stay ra/or sharp.
If (ialileo had used Vivarin, maybe he could ha\e mastered the solar
Reviw with VIVARIN:
VIVARIN
inoritia FlaiBbcaa Thursday, December 8, 1^ / 7
Gorbachev from paga 1
The announcement of Gorbachev's early departure
came hours after he declared a unilateral 10 percent cut
in his country's 5 million-strong armed forces and a
tiariial \<. )i hdi iiwal nl -.nldiers and tank* fiu:ing NATO
forces in Kaslcrn F^uropi-.
"Today 1 can report to you thai tht- Sovii'i Union has
taken a decision to reduce its armed forces," Gorbachev
told the U.N. General Assembly before meeting with
President Rea^,'an and President elect George Bush and
then plun^;injj intu a lour nf'the World Trade Center and
filhiT sites in .'\nieru:i s liu--icst citv
(iiiibachev was to have stayed in the United Stales
uiiiil Kriday, when h« w«B to have flown to Cuba He
also had been scheduled to visit Britain on the way back
to Moscow . Soviet officials said the Cuban and British
trips would he rescheduled
OITiiials in the Soviet U'nion and iii neinhhorint,'
Turkey, which was also hit by the quake, said the death
toll would soar when rescue teams account for the
missing.
Tass reported, "Much devastation and casualties are
reported from several districts of Armenia. Particular
dama^'i' was caused to the towns of I.ieninakan,
Kirovakan, and several dislrut localities "
Hy preliminary estimates, ihtiusands of people have
been left homeless, and there have been deaths and
injuries," Soviet television repcw^ed frwn Kirovakan,
Armenia's third largest city with 165,030 p«H>le.
(ri)vernment spokesman Vaditn I'erfilyev and Tass said
l^eninakan, Armenia - -MTdiid largest citv with 2'2H. ()()()
pecq>le, suffered even ^eater damage and casualties than
Kirovakan but gave no specific detaila.
Earlier Wednesday, Gorbachev sent a telegram of
condolence from New York to the Rovemment and people
nf .Armenia, expressing' -nrroW for the "tragic
consequences " of the earthquake.
Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesnan Gennadi
Ueraaimov, also in New York, said the quake "was
discussed over lunch" by Qaibmehev and President
Reagan "There has been consi^rable loss of life,"
(rt-rasimov said "There is even a small village there that
has practically di.sappeared from the face of the earth '
The quake was centered south of ihe Caucasus
Mountains in the Soviet Central Asia, near Leninakan
and between the Georgian capital of Tblisi and the
Armenian capital of Yerevan. Taas said. Each M^tal hM
a population of ahout 1 million
I'ntil ihe advent o( of ^liisn"'^'- openness, Soviet
reports about disasters were scanty Thr wmst
earthquake <rf recent memory was in ihe Sovn t republic
of Motdavia in 1986 when one pe rson was killed and
iq^nd in a 6.6 quake on the Richter scale.
Phone
Under^auluate Studies Elisabeth Muhlenfeld "Now om
rtafr time can be directed to atudenU who really need
the individual attention."
FSU isn't through with improvementa eithnr. There
are plans to add features to the system that would allow
students ti, sij;n up for CLAST and (IRE exams over the
phone. Eventually, even application processes like
p«Aartkm ehedu may be conducted through the aysU-m
"IfweoxneivwiihtheBMMley, weh<q>etoa<kl32 lines
to the system this summer to mdie a tetal rf64," aaid
Cleo Chanipa^'ne, FSU associate registrar, "With that
many lines, students wouldn't get very many busy
ngnals and wovM |M their aehed^ dene cvw
quicker."
Champagne said during drop and add next semester,
the a^atem will operate from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. the
next day That will give students 22 hwin daily to w«rk
on their schedules
"It gets belter each semester, " Chan^afne aaid. "We
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PLANET WAVES
world
Nation Mai^ia
JOHANNESBURG,
South Africa Black
nationalist leader Nelson
Mandela has been moved to
a "properly secured home"
a4jacent to a prison in Cape
Town and his family has
been invited to stay there
with hini. the Minister of
Justice said Wednesday
Justice Minister Kobie
Co ctw e ^1 the 70-year-<M
Mandela was transferred
Wcdnt'sdiiv night from the
Constant lahcry ("linic in
Cape Town, where he was recovering from tuberculosis.
He said family would be allowed to stay with Mandela
"more freely and on a ramtiniul bwit."
Mandela's wife, Winnie, spumed the offer to stay with
Mandela in a statement released by her lawyer, Iimall
Ayob, saying the popular black leader sentenced to life
imprisonment in 1964 "still remained a prisoner of the
South African government."
MANAGUA, NksarHua-An air force captain
defected to H<mdtirM Wateanky an dKfMeed SeviM-
built armwed heUaytn, Miciagmn and Hi^irw
officials said.
A Defense Ministry statement in M iiiajjua ^aid
("apt. Edwin Estrada, who it deseribed as "a CIA
terrorist," flew the helicopter across Nicaragua's northern
borcbr into Honduras ewly Wednesday Runming.
It said the Nicaraguan government would immediately
seek the return of the helicopter and Estrada's
"iinniediate' extradition from Honduras
Stildier of Fortune magazine has offered a $1 nnllinn
reward to any Nicaraguan pilot to defect with an Ml 25,
the meat aopMrtiMrtsd combat helioiH>t«r IwiH by th»
Soviets.
Hoi^uFMi i^Seiais quoted by a I&ndtinin radio report
re-broadcast over the Contra rebel's Radio Liberacion said
the helicopter landed Tegucigalpa's Toacuiin airport
at 8 a.m.
"This is the first time this kind of helicopter has been
taken from a communist country to a Western nation,"
Radio Liheracion said.
STOCKHOLM. Sweden-PLO Chaimuui YsMor
Arafat said Wednesday the Palestinian leadership
explicitly acc^ttS Ivael's right to exist and condemns
terrorism.
The Palestine
Liberation Organization
chief issued a statement
jointly with a group of
American Jews to explain
the proclamation of an
independent state by the
PalMtine National Council,
the Palestinians'
parliament-in-exile, in
Algeria on Nov. 15.
At the time, the council
released a document
accepting U.N. Resolutions
242 and 338, which recognized the right of all states in
the region to exist and raBooaead terroriaa,
respectively.
Israel and the United ^tes, which refuses to (kal with
the PLO, said the Alffiers declarations were not explicit
enouf,'h Washin^rtiiii ( itcd Arafat's links to terrorism to
deny him a visa to address the U.N. General Assembly.
At the United Nations, Soviet leader Mikhail
Gorbachev voiced "(teep rvpret" at the visa d^iai, a
move that prompted tte woM bo^ to plan a ssseion at
It ^ facility in Geneva, 8NrHiari»aH. to hmt kmn tta FIX)
leader
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nation
WASHINGTON-Farmii^ has bec»nie tlM
hasardotts Jdb in the nation, kUttag 1,M0 farmm and
fiaM Iwikb each aiul causing debilitatiiv ii^uriM to
•n^er 170,000. a repmrt said Wedimdi^.
The National Coalition for Agricultural Safety and
Health said its finding underscored the need for greater
federal efforto to protect the safety of the country's 13
million farm workers.
The coalition of agriculture groups said farming has
beeeaw mra dtan0M«iH thn uadargnuid Boning, yet tte
government qiends more than ^ tinm M muA mamy
on miners' health and safety as fanners'.
DENVER-A resident in a battered women's shelter
waiting to be counseled "stood up with a mean look on
her face and started ahooting" at random with a pistol
Wednesday, Uilinf one penon and ii^uring savan
oAata.
The assailant, Juanita Whitalter, 40, the barrica^
herself in the basement of the sheltw opntfed by
Volunteers of America until police tatted hir Mp
surrendering more than an hour later.
An unidentified woman in her 80s, reportedly shot in
the bMd, died in tht opm^iag mm at St. AntlKmy
Centrd Hoqiital, next door to Ael^ in an (rider
commercial district of downtown Denver, police said
WASHINGTON-- A survey of environmental problems
at 16 federal nuclear weapons facilities has identified
ground water contamination at the Rocky Flats
cMqitox in Colorado awl tlia Pa^n ^it in Tmu» as Am
worst public health flirerta.
In releasing the first nationwide ranking of 155
contamination sites, the Energy Department cautioned
its findings were preliminary and, in many cases, based
on limited field sampling of actual environmental
cooditiwia. It said the ruikii^ of ntes could change aa new
iiAirmctioB eomn in.
rORT MILL, 8.C.-Heritagc MiaiatriM will coiMluct
a weekend telethon, interrupted only for church services
Sunday, in an attempt to raise enough m^MJTteaudMa
bid for the PTL properties Monday.
Heritage Ministries Pastor Sam Jehason said
Wednesday that c<mtrU>utWM ahaadbr haw wcwaded the
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Rock great Roy Orbison dead at 52
HY I KANK YOUNG
H AMHKAI M AKK WHITER
One of riK-k n' roll's all time greats,
Koy Orbison, is dead BphI known for
hiR strinK of '60s hits, including
"Only the Lnncly," ■KiinnitiK
Scared,' 'Oh I'rctly Woriiati' and
"Ride Awa\ ,' ( )r lii-,iin - career
spanned lour decades and influenced
two generations of rock 'n' roll
muHicians.
Orbison died Tuesday night in
Hen(ler>,<inville, Tenn., a suburg of
Nashville, cil a massive heart attack.
Orbison hail ,i history of heart
problems, and had undergone open-
heart surgery in 1979.
Moi ri on April '211, 19.'!() in Vernon.
Tex.i- Orliison urevi u[) in nearhy
Wink Inlliienced hy such country
and western greats us Lefty Frizzell,
Ernest Tubb and Bob Wills, Orbiaon
began playing guitar at age six and
had a local radio protjram by age
eight.
At age 18. Orbison he^^ao rejjularly
appearing on West Texas TV, doing
programs for KOSA in Odessa and
KMID in Midland. Via ttM riiow, and
his studies at North Texas State
I'niversity, Orbison met such
fiH]neerin>; r(K'ker^ as Klvis f'resley
and Johnny Cash, who both rwjrded
for Sam Phillips' legendary Sun
Records in Memphis, Tenn.
Classmate Pat Boone, then beginning
a long, dubious record ln^; i areei .
suggested that Roy develop his skills
as a songwriter and pursue tl» then-
new rockabilly craze.
A pr«-shad«8 Roy Orbison in
Sun Studios
Ort>i8on was doubtful of r<Kk n'
roll's Rtayinn power hut soon
ir(|uie-.( ed Abandoning his college
career, Roy and his group, the Teen
Kings, travelled to Norman Petty's
studios in Clovis, New Mexico, where
Buddy Holly recorded his finest
material For FVtty's .Je Wei lahel
the combo recorded "Ooby Dooby," a
novelty son^ |)enned by Orbison sex
classmates Wade Moore and Dick
Penner. ami "Tryin' to Get to You,"
which Presley memorably wmxei far
Sun.
On .Johnny Cash's advice, Orbison
used the disc as an entry to Phillips'
studios I told Sam." he later
recalled, .|..tirui\ ;iid I might
be ablBT,o get on his label. He said,
'Johnny fash doesn't run my record
company' and liung up on me '
Phillips was later won over and
invited the group to record at his
st udios.
The re-cut "Ooby Dooby," backed
with an Orbison orginal, "Go Go Go,"
w as a success for the label, reaching
t he pop Top (10 Moving to Memphis,
Orbi^mi split with the Teen Kings,
louring with Cash, Carl Perkins,
Sonny Burgess and other Sun stars.
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1958, never achieving another hit for
the lahel, tliough he made -several
superb recordings lor them, including
"Domino," "Rockhouse, " "P'ool's Hall
of Fame, " "The Cause Of It AH, "
"Devil Doll," "Chicken Hearted" and
"Sweet and Easy to Love." Orbison
later dismissed his .Sun work, but it's
,iiiion^4 hi-, best, ,ind l aii be heard on
a tine two record compilation by
England's Charly Rec<M^s, The Sun
Years,
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rockabilly for his distinctive style of
operatic, pop balladeering caused
diseiit With Phillips and hi-, staff
producer, Jack Clement Orbison
deserted sun for a prestigious
contract with RCA Records and a
stair songwriter position at Acuff
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10 / Thursday, December 8, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Orbison from page 9
Charlie Louvin. Recording under the aegis of producer
Chet Atkins, OrUson's RCA records flopped.
Orbison's manager, Wesley Rose, wangled the
singer s<ingwriter a better deal at Monument Records,
a Hedglin^; lahcl whose sole hii, "(loll;, '['i.ivel On" by
Frilly (irammer, had left Iheni eager for more success
Working with Monument prixlucer Fred Foster, Orbison
cut two singles— "Paper Boy" and "Uptown"— which sold
fairly but failei to ttaks a big splash. In a now-liig«ntoy
19&9rec(M-ding8eraion, Orbison tried .mi two new songs
on producer Foster, who suggested c rimhm>; parts of both
The result. 'Onlv the Lonely." rocketed up the charts,
peaking at 2 ()r()is(jn's combination of symphonic pop
aongwriting- his hit tunes had several sections, or
"movements," and traditionally built to a thundering,
heart stopping finale- combined with his boundless,
shattering; falsett o to li.iss range, established him
instantly as ,i major talent.
From 1960 to (i4, Koy was an international hitmaker
Two of his tunes, "Running Scared" and "Oh Pretty
Woman," the latter Teaturing an inventive 12-8tring
guitar riff, topped the charts, and "Crying", "Dream
Baby," "Blue Angel," "In Dreams," "Mean Woman
Hliie-." and "It's Over" all reached the Ten .Some
of Ortiison's other Monument classics include "Hlue
Bayou," Candy Man," "Pretty Paper ' and "I'm Hurtin' "
During a 1963 tour of the U.K., headlining a show that
also featured a rising young group. The Beatln, Orbison
accidentally discovered his visual trademark. The singer
had pour eyesight and constantly wore glasses when
offstat,'e He had mistakenly taken only his pair ol
prescription sunglasses while packing for the tour.
Helpless without the specs, he was forced to wear them
for the entire engagement. CombiMd with his AifS
unmoving on-stage stance, the shades gave OrbisMi an
image that perfectly complemeottd the dark,
rnelfKiramatic subj<'cts of his songs
Orbison remained enormously popular in England;
during the height of the "Merseybeat ' boom in 1964,
"It's Over" was the first Amerwanrec(N<dto(epKi^tak
charU since late 1962.
Like many American artists. Orbison was hurt by the
wave of British groups that seized the airwaves in the
mid tiOs His singles failed to reach the Top Ten, and
his final efforts for Monument, "Say (You're My Girl)"
and "Goodnight," made miserable chart showings,
frustrated, OrMaon chafed Irtato, movii^^ to
ailing MGM Rec«r«b, ona the vinyl iKRne of Ha^
Williams
Hi> fust -^iiikIi'" Iiii (he laliel, "Breakin>,' I'p Is BreaklO'
My Heart and Hide Away,' did well, but Orbison was
shattered when his wife, Claudette. was killed in a 1966
motorcycle accident. Orbinaon's releases were sporadic
for the next few years, though M made his two finest
records, "Growing Up" and the heart wrenching ballad
"Where Is Tomorrow" for an album released later that
year. The Classn H(i\ Orhismi
As the '60s continued, Orbison's material worsened
with such ill-advised angles as "C(Hnmunication
Breakdown" and a <teq>erate attend at a mini rock
opera, in the style of the Who's Pete Townsend,
"S<Hithb()und .lenchii l'arkwa>
After a -uccessCul 1 tour of t he I ' K ,( >rbi.son drifted
Roy Orbison's "Not Alone Any More " was the
highlight of the recent superstar outing, The Travel-
ing WUburys.
into the never never land of t lie "oldle^" circuit . sharing
a 1970 stage witli a young Ian turned pertoriner, Briue
Springsteen A two record set of his Monument hits was
issued in '73, and Urbison released a new album.
Laminar Fkm, tat Elektra R^cHrda in '79. He also
record a eamAxy duet with Cmnyleu Harria for the
film Roadie.
In the few years prior to his deat h. Orbison was >l(,w Iv
making a comeback He appeared on a well intentioned
Sun reunion album, ( hiss o/ ',5,5, w ith Cash, Perkins and
Jerry Lee Lewis, provided a new song for the soundtrack
of the film TVian Zero ud bm^ aeveral im|K«MH^
live appearai»»8 on Stturday Night Live and Latt Night
With David Ijettrrman. His 1962 hit "In Dreams" was
prominently, if perversely, featured in David l.ynch's
cult-classic, liluv Vi'h el: its success led to Orbison re
recording 20 of his hits for a double-ablum partially
produced by Lynch, ami a |»t>nuMag aupcrttar LP, The
Travelling Wilburyn. wkkk yiM»A tim hit single
"Hamile With ( are andeaarf Orfala a a 'a<laaats<wy.
"Not Alone Any More"
Orbison had been recei^^ working on a long aw aited
album of new material, produced by the enigmatic T
Bone Burnett. It's not known whether the semMM were
completed by the time of his death, but the material may
yet be released. Rhino Records has also issued a well-
I'hosen .and packaged ,inthology ot hia Sun aM
Monument work. For The hinely.
( )rbison s death couldn't have come at a worse time-
he seemed once again verged on nugor succe^, his voice
swelling in its signature falsetto over the Top 40
airwaves For his talent as both performer and
songwriter. Roy Orbison will never be forgotten, as long
as hi- records still exi^ and can he heard anew
-lie ( I'l-dini,' L'enerations
Volcano Suns erupt at Planet 10
BY GARY FINKOCT
FLAMBKAl^ STAKK WHII KH
Call it the deconstruction of a melody line.
The Volcano Suns, who will grui^ through
Tallahassee tonight, can do otoeM* things to an
oUierwiaa iaaaeuetii aeag aboirt a aaa'a alimiAim froei
nature
Drummer vo< alist Peter PrescotI writes straight
forward songs, but add distorted, out-of-control guitar
tiaaa, throbbing bass and tha yelling howltag veeah
Prescott, and what once might have been just another
rock song writhes into life as a deranged mutation on
the rampage
The Volcano .Suns are the living legacy of one of
Boston's and America's best bands of the '80s, Mission
of Burma. Prescott, Burma's drummer, has made a
valiant go el keying aliva ftirsM't ^adition of^ined'
•laetrically charged songs.
But while Biu-ma thrived on a amrt (rf tension between
lAad iBMritHv and in thair aoNt ("ThiA'a whaa I raaA
t&r my revoUet . The Vetame Smm hvn a aett of
playful exuberance
"The Suns have always been a noisy, sloppy kind of
band," Prescott said in a recant interview. "1 like noise
and intensity and a real leoae (ivmat for a band but I
also like things that will stick in your head "
But obviously Prescott's penchant for exuberance
hasn't gone over well with his bandmates The Volcano
Suns, who were formed in 1984, have gone throi^h four
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12 / Thursday, I^ember 8, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Florida State defensive back
Tracy Sanders (left) and former
FSU assistant coach Art Baker
(right).
FSU's 'other' Sanders doing the job
BY JACK CUFFORD
FLAMBRAU WtATf VBmB
Tra(^ Suiden doem't •ound bi^ taUuBg tbmH wtat
couid luiv« b«ca. DlMppdnted, but n<A bitter.
When he was recruited to play football at Florida State,
Sanders' dream was to become a standout quarterback
tor Coach Bobby Bowden's Seminoles But that dream
never became reality for the senior from Bradenton
His task— along with that of the other Sanders, the
more outspoken, more nfltimally-FMivaiscd Ail-
American, Deion-~when FSU faces Auburn in the Sugar
Bowl Jan 2 will be to break up and intercept passes, not
throw them.
"Up until last year, I still hadn't gotten quarterbacking
out of my system," Sanders said. "I think it only affected
OM becauie I felt I wm capable ef playing qiMrtwt»ck
at a school like FSU. It was flnisbvting because I dUln't
get H chance "
As a senior at Manatee Hi^jh SchiM)! in Bradenton,
Sanders threw for over 1 ,2<K) yard.s and had clf>st' to 1 ,000
yards rushing, accounting for 26 touchdowns. He was
named MVP at th» state CImi 4A chamimmah^ game
in 1^ and his post-s^uon honm included quarterback
oa the All South team and honorable mention All-
Amencan for CSA Tm/tiv
Schools were lining up to get Sanders to play for them.
But FSU was offering whiA Suitea Umm^ was tile
ultinwte oppwtunity.
"At the time, bade in li64, (fSV eomiim) tcdd me tii^
wanted to change their offense to the option," Sai^ra
said 'Bowden went out and hired Art Baker, who was
the 'option kioM ' I was recruited becauie oqr aM^ M
in perfect with those plans."
Baker helped l»ing Sanders to FSU and the sprint
option did becMse an cAensive sclMme for the 1984
squad. But it was Eric Thomas, not Sanders, who ran
the altaik
After practicing; at tii> n:itui;il [xisition lliat first year,
Sanders was rcil hirti .1 as niost freshmen are -to give
him time to adjust to college life. But due to what co»;hes
said was a lack of qiM^ty ^yara ia the defensive
backfield, Saiulars was moved to that side of the ball.
"I always felt bad about Tracy's situation because I
-.(irt (it ^iild him mi the idi ,i nl beinj,' cmr optifflU
quarterback, ' Baker said in a telephune interview from
bis home in North Carolina "But, he also had skills that
would enable him to play Mher positions as well."
"Forton^aly, I was Messed with enmtgh aMV^ to
change aad tk* coaches asked me to play there until they
recruited gome help, Sanders said. "I never even
anticipated playiag any rthar poMtMm bMito
quarterback "
For whatever reasons, there hM MVer been a black
quarterback at FSU, but not became rfa lack (tf talented
people in the ftrea. Tony RirfiinBon, a former TeniMNMee
star and a graduate of L<Hin High in Tallahassee, wasn't
recruited very heavily, and Reggie Slack, from Mllton,
Fla., will be the opposing quarterback whenStodM^Md
the Seminoles face Auburn next month.
"DHriM tte I recruited, I dida't know
anything about this," Sandra said "But after I got hm,
players mentioned Tony, how good he was and
everything "
The option offense was scrapped when Baker left the
team to become head coach at East Carolina and the
6-Caot. nS-pounder Sandm never took anothK amf tat
Be»d». Saaiwi iaa^ MM tftta
'I've seen guys like Jessie
Hester get drafted in the first
round and I've seen Rosey
Snip«t witti aN that ability do
som^ng alaa wWi hit lito.'
to do with the fact that he is black.
"I just felt it wasn't fair when they asked me to move
when they could've asked some other capable players,"
Sanders said. "Later un those thoughts (of the Robinson
situation) started to 1 inger. NoM of the coechee came out
and said that, so 1 don't want to say tbiA's the ranon."
Baker said dtooeing one player over uo^ar baeaitte
of his race, "certainly wasn't some^l^^ titet waS
discussed among the coaching staff."
Despite his athletic ability, the transition from offense
to defense didn't come easily. His career rtatistics for the
Seminoles won't raise any ey^rows: 68 solo tadiles, 34
asnsts. 12 passM iNfdwn up and aix interceptions.
This year, Sanders was pushed in spring drills by
sophomore Corian Freeman hut beat out his teammate
to start in all 11 games for a .Seminoles team that was
ranked No. 1 before the season began
"We were full of confidence at the start ot the year,"
^taimw mii. "EwNybody se e m ed datrnmiiiad and
anxious to get on with the season. But we still lacked
something. We weren't exactly together as a team. That
unity hadn't formed yet
A 310 season opening loss to Miami on national
television "really showed we weren't a team. We lacked
enx^ira and mule m Un mirtakes offensively and
defensiTely," Sanders mtd.
The fans were tough on FSU after that embarrassment,
but a win over Clem.son tun weeks later showed the
players they had what it takes to tie a great team.
"A lot of people got down on us, but we didn't tiu:k our
talk againrt ClemaoB." SaMara Mdd. "Wa wa^od to
prove to the nation we were one of the top ooUegs teams
around."
Now the Seniiiuiles are ranked fourth in the country
and have a chance for even a higher spot after the bowl
season. Sanders faeto better now that the seaacm's end
is near.
"Well, Ais bmng my last game, I kipe to catty (m tti^
winnl^ aMtude into the Sugar Bowl and end a
somewhat bizarre career, " he said
However, it's not any win or loss that will stav with
Sanders when he graduates from FSU in April with his
social science degree. His memories will be of tiieMMdi
he's made and the things he's witnessed.
"I've seen guys like Jessie Hester get drafted in the
first round and I've seen Rosey Snipes with all that
aMIity do something else with his life. " said Sanders,
peaking about the current wide receiver for the Atlanta
Falcons (Hester) and the ex Seminole who was arrested
for possession of crack cocaine two yMtf* ago CBnipes).
"I thank myself I was capable of put^ wMl tt aU
and making the best of my career."
Even if it wasn't what was proiiii.sed
"Five years ago everybody thought of Tracy Sanders
as a great quarterback," Sanders said. "Today he's
ooBsidered a good driisnsive back. I've gnmn a lot awl
I've matured,"
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Ex-jocks have no place in the world of TV football
BY8T1VK MA( QUEEN
FLAMBEAL ARTS EDITOR
And the winner of tht bettt spmts broadest award for
ih.' year 1988 is....
.Nobody. They're all awful. Gee, what a surprise, huh?
Why, you'd almost think they'd always been bad, which,
of course, thpy have. Let's face it, the best commentary
for a football game is whatever yow chone to put on your
turntable.
Were football broadcasters always the mMt obnoxious,
idiotic creatures to be given substantial network time? It's
hari to say. The current age of total, absolute, unwavering
ineptitude can be traced directly to two incidents from
ABC's Monday Night Football; 1) the addition of Frank
( hfTord ni of the ftrrt "jock-casters" who have utterly
ruined the
idea of
intelligent
analysis in
televised football, and 2i the departure of the brilliant
Howard Co.sell, certainly the best TV announcer ever.
Is there a TV team that doesn't have a jock on the
announcing squad? Sadly, no. And what's so bad about
them, anyway? God, we have enough tine? Let's start
with the fact that th^ all tell us what we already know
"A gain of five. It'll be second and five." How many
people I hat are already watx hint; a ^UM diS't iOMnr UM?
Probably less than five percent.
"Touchdown!" Keally ' Thanks for letting me know.
The ri':is(in iiirk li.n..' hiin irilisled int o hrnaik i-t i r i r
Let's face it, the best commen-
tary for a football game is
whatever you choose to put on
your ttimtaM.
is because some network executive (probably the MUM one
who brought us Bob Uecker's "Mr. Belvedere") tl^ight
they could let us, the vkwii^ pvblie, knew wss §ab^
on in the trenches.
Well, they can't, liuiy ladt wnn the mm baste
descriptive powers. The jock-casters couldn't make World
War III interesting.
A lot of people hate Howard Cosell but let's face It, hs
was the best. He was knowledgable, sirticulate, daring an4
cmt r ove rsial. Evory t^er announcer is stale white bread
in ecn^arlsoa. Anyone who saw Cosell on CNN's Firing
Line knows that fn's still got the Are and the brains to
shame any other Hnnf)uncer He ripped the jocks and ^ave
the lame Monday .Ni^ht Football replacement an earful,
too. "They can't even ael the halftime hi^li^M r^lti"
Howard said. And he was right.
Broadcasters of today nMd to take a little Imsihi flrtm
ihr tn.in A little rimirii\ iT \ H'x- "'« hurt (just 8 void "little
monkey" statements). Say something other than "Tijird
down and ten," for God's sake. Be int^esting.
Picking the worst jock-caster is difficult, the level of
stunning badness beinK as hij^h as it is Is it Theisman,
Dierdorf, Bradshaw, Namalh, Fouts, (iriese, Trumpy, or
another of the nameless legion of inept jocks?
Is hitting a quarterback the same thing as being
eloquent and informative? I didn't thi^ so. b runnii^
a down-and-out ^ sam Mng at being vartally
interesting?
Of course not!
If you have to have ex-jocks talking, why not pick a
halfway intelligent, opinionated guy like Jim Brown. His
spot last year (m Boy Firestone's Sports Tatk was peM.
He Inte the Nil's leading rush«r Chartes Whit*
("Charles White's got no |^de, ptdtii^ up Ma fuHm
against scabs!") and assorted others.
But the milquetoast networks would never willingly
engage in controver.sy or (gasp!) freedom of opinion.
Maybe that's why the networks love these lame o jocks
instead of intelligent, eloquent people who know whM
tt^'re talking about. Joeks have towed company line and
taken orders all their lives They'd rather run laps or do
8it-U|» than say something that might gel the coach (or
the network ) mad Is that implying that TV prefers docile
employers who garner more money over quality product?
Of course.
Until tlw netwwlu sign swnebody with half a brain wai
a mildly scant knowledge of the language, my favorite
football announcer will always be Prime.
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BRAND NEW
Houses lor rent ] bHts from Stone BMg
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carpel, hardwood llaars, ceiimgtant A
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taMa Mtired (*2S/mo
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CYCLES
KAWASAKI NINJA 1/
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Call George 222 73M
A»» l«r fWIt, S449 me » MH, } I ,
m ba t ao mh oute, cloia to TCC ft PSU
Call S7i 2M7
M 6PZ 'SO
Laakt k ram great. (I400
SlittU
Sunki ON m. •> model, good condition,
new battery ur^der 3 000 miles
Can Keith at s;4 2611 teavp inessege
FOR RENT
I bdrm turn apt avail
Jan I Close to stadium
ttaO mo Call Bf<*noa s;* /9ltj
FORE{T HILLS
Ipacious Ibd apt 2 blw hs trorr^
P%u SlM/mo 234 4aao 224 iit;
COLONY CLUB APTS
Iand2bdap1s OHicehours* $M F atxt
10 4 on Sal Call 324 73iy
Semester Leases
WALK TO FSU
You'll love 'he i(f«tyip unc avoid
th# hMUe of c Ampul parking at
HIGH POINT PARK
411 CHAPEL OR
S BB CI a ut 1 b«rm apts starting at (240
CALL m KM OR >n.«;«i
MONDAY SATURDAY
1 BLOCK TO FSU
turnftipi)«rR,iMtli«ulet living
ample parking. tIaxMa Mate terms
I I bdrm, 2 ba apt
SOS mo i, deposit
Call Ml <I7)
3 bedroom with cerporf, McM* IM* a
couple blocks trom FSU. Mi
KRM Raalty aa 181
111 OMI
MOMBAT . FRIDAY I ia.i:N
SATURDAY, to taa ta
I br apt (part ol qua.nt oio nous
^ ■ .. . ■ . ■ ''^ mi S ol stadium compiett'l, .
t fca^yitt, S — T« WII M MICT Him MI B U I a
a )al at privacy and iMny am m anlW a t
tor (445
KR^ Realty 224 WSi
Timbers. ] bedroom. }> > bath, seal,
tennis courts and decks, avalMla
January 1st ol im tor (7H/mo
KRM Really 234 12S]
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sMgia eccapaacy naaw avaNaata MM
dap %t**/mm E iaaBa H w pays atw
MR Mr trag M. I»4*M
MOMM Caart
Attractive 7 bedroom, lust a couple ol
minutes Irom either FSU or TCC
(ITS/ mo
KRM Re alty J24 SJM
I bd plus efKlosed garage maiies this
large home a great rental on the
SOUthsiOe tar (375 KRM 224 32S3
.im\
em a*mn
to FSU and FAWU. rent el
feaantltul well Ucated iMagnalia Courts,
niM starting at tJW
ttmt^mn w-asi
%rtm little awa BaJra aw |um >/t Black
mm rui. mm ma
K tm llaatty «4 HH
aaaBa dr eem located luttane
tram PSU tor (22a mo
KRM Realty ;}4 315]
Studio Apt J2»0 includes all ulil, cable,
pool tennis ver y , lean neyt to r afnpus
Ash about L 1 1 now |
Call 222 mj
RAKKWOOO APARTMENTS
I bedroom I bath 1 block trom FSU
campus Call Gina 641 Ma}
Sutjiease turn etiictency across Irom
Law School t790 mo in, ludes utilities
Call 724 147' 1, message
Apt In Gathering lor sublease Fully
tuni. SMS caali la W parttn wlie
. nana -tmmu
CMATtAL DEVILLe
Sublease large, spa< lous 2 bd, I
er J 4 oeopn oyi-riook*g 1
»FSU, ava.lalilf ASAF
Can S/M 326*
mkMgaaat.
flBBdawt
Black tra
One Irg btrm, paal, laundry, date to
camgua, turn, staraga, Mtra ciaaai
tgaca. Call sn nu avail »/».
WALIC TO nu. SuBlaaie huge IM/tBa
semi (urn apt Avail Dec U Laundry,
pool J275 mo 234 (4S9
Sublet ibd/iba pool Irani apt
s mm trom FSU {Walking dittancel
Call 575 7414 leave 1
3 BDRM, 2 AN[| ONI half BATH
FOR RENT NEXT SEMESTER iN
TIMBERS CALL 574 W55
4 bd. centrel A/H, carport, ig yaro.
walk to FSU. avail Jait I. anly (4*a/mo
Can m\m
3 PA caMral A/H. verw.
cMa ta rsu. uitftim.
Cati mfm
PALMS WEST
Sublease 3 bd, 1") tM. tumiVMd 3 Story
with reiiing lens ft pool Call 5744W
Available Jan 1st
3bd turn house 1 bik (r FSU
(350/mo 22 4 70lt 324 0490
FOUR SEA^NS NEA
<M w VIRGINIA tr XlTL
NEAR STADIUM
Apt. tar rant larfa Mir t Batli,
Back paiiaB cai^al air d Raat.
CaH Paula er CiwWa ttum
3 bd/ l'/> ba turn & unfurn I
at Palms Watt avail. Jm I. SIMM.
Managed by Mmtn ItoM EMala
COLONY CLUB
Needed for soring to sttare rm (or rent
in 3bo 2ba apt, 5133 mo t ' j util
Call Shawn or Thibaull at 641 3971
CASA CORDOBA
2 BD APT FOR RENT ON WNMt
COURT AVAIL JAN I
CAl L S74 as(9 FOR DETAILS
Campus Edge Apts
^ tern leases avail, Ibv a Mr left
t bd, Iba turn, caMa, a«Mr, paw
coiMral, garBaga ft latKip Mel, I BM
trans c aw i MK , daaa avarytMng
(27S ma Can m im. ptaaaatv r
CASA CORDOBA
Sublease 3 bd. 3 bath on T courts, paal,
•auna, weight rm. club ti a a M, laundry
S4»/mo STUasa
THE TIMBERS
1 bd. bath, micraarava. deck, naw
rag, W/D.pa
} Bdrm Mea PggHii.
kitchen, tin '
MS ion
Walk to PSU
Sublaasa I bp Iba unturn ap) tor nnrt
(am Lndry ft pool %m/m» 4SI SIM
14 ThucMlnv I)
rccniricr
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c terti! IhH twin Sinks f arppti'M r i-nr H A
n.MF AMi.iin. yill Mill Ml'.
I., I i [i. ' I './s 4HHI
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tvMtait: ItMl lb; pooltid* Mlt/mo
Close to campus
1 bdrm ttudio apt
1200 a month available Jan I
Call Ml •««}. m mi
or Ml 4IJ7
For lease i .ina j bdrm jpts. fall
temeiter. ranging from USD to l*2i mo,
wItDin walking distance ef FSU
Call Raynef Realty at m 1100
3 bd twvte, peti <■ cNlltfren ok, w/0
twok up, $400 nio
S75 WW
SwMaau: Lo, spacious }bd/2ba.
Available end ot December ttx mo k
utilities Call 3M rOSI after Spm
Availatile second sem AM modern very
nice unlurn 2bf3 301 Di » Qu "* r curt
Yarri Ml; imnvr 18', 411
THE MEANWHILE RANCH
Subleasf beginning Jan 1
2 bdrm. 2 bath apt 575 1596
GREAT PRICE
Sublease: Cash Hall, underground
parking, meal plan irpp (.able, ufil
included, maifi mtvi*' answering
service. 5 mm walti Iri f su
I borm largp apt m i ofcsi miis
Close to F^SU pool view, free < able
Sjro/mo ViKe 222 UI4
OSCEblXHALL
SAVE tIM
I M/F opening available lor Spring '89
Great meal plan inci Call Shane
in 3lt7 or 575 0730 Of (305) iSi 1003
HaaM twlkt Hava a nice place and
a quallllad rmmt wlwfl you arrive.
Call Ideal Connactlons collaet:
407 MS tew
Mabry Villa(e Apis
2tjd Iba unfurn apts Avail Jan t
f^or mon- info (.all 576 1188
THE GATHERING
Sublease: 2bd. 2ba. starting jan I
Call S7S 2M0
Very close to FSU one bdrm lurnished
duplan water 1. sewage lurnisned no
pett. graduate or mature student
Avail now tl75/mo 3M 7«M
I NEED WOMEN
or men to assume lease at Oscada
Take over Kaie. 1» 711 1 or c«H ]»««*
Private co ed dorm
SUBLET FURN APT ONf BLOCK
FROMt^SU J275/MO 4 UTIL
CALL Ml 6174
SUBLET UNFURN APT ONE Block
FROM FSU t240/MO t, UTIL
CALL 224 57N
WAIT, STOP, HSAU i i< . ,
Furn 7 bed. 2 bih condi. a
garage. 5minwalkto( arrtpus t: .-i ..tn
and a pool I Heypnt's ( luti I k pnspd
Real Estate O(oi(pr 724
Sublease I bij ) tia (ornpi apt ' lose to
campus Pool laundr / and rai qupt ball
J2«0.'mo Call Hnk or F'at at 574 1214
Choose trie pM( p *here yi.iu yet a ( rioice
Seminole Village
FtU't •Itarnatlve houting oHan ttte
ultimate In dormitory living. Come see
our model antS recieve complete details
1308 W Brevard 234 7lia
BeautltuI 2 Story, 1 bdr, 2"> ba Iwnhse
W/tPlMWfgmtW/D, I bik from FSU,
Mmpht Ma tMt James at 233 3806
Ibd & 2bd apt available wdhin walking
distance of FSU. to 1425/mo
Call Rayner Really 222 1100
Sublease Fum Ibd Ibath apt lusf past
stadium on Hayden avail Dec/Jan
USS/me k utilltiat 57* SS«
cm mtm Of Wann
Huge 2/2W lowntwuse w/tlreplaca,
fenced In yard, W/D, close to campus.
Call Tim or Bay at Pa aw
Paltni MM, suMam ASAK 1 H bd, t ba
apt Call mtm. altar Bm 1 call
collect SOI 7117 5441
I 4 3 bedruurn. spariout OptS RMT
campus FOR OIRLS.
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SERVICE DIRECTORY
AUTO REPAIRS
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Im ports* 224-83^9
THE PROFESSIONALS
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*.7ft 0501 Open Mon Thurs 10am 10pm
Fr ^ ■ ,■ I ;.,-. I I,, I? 6piT,
MOVING
Students have pukup. will move ycHi
(ifound Idilr i30 a load
Call Davf S6\ 1343, leave message
Mwlna van en route
to N«w VorsT New Jersey, Cofwwf icut,
Massachusetts, Rhode island,
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Wastweod Sliopping Canter S74 1«37
Open dally lOam to lOpm
mmo PRoccttiNO. cditims
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CALL SMOKING FINGERS W3 S«7 |
ON CAMPUS !
FOR A. i (i;l,k • I l !NO Ntt OS
THE MEDIA SHOP
NII7 NEW UNION
t4«'«7M
BEDROOM FURNiSHEO
N,. i,.'is i>* ' hiklren Partial .)t,i s/ri't mo
s;5 2e5«
I eeOROOM FURNISHED
No pets or Children, Partial util,
Mie/mo, 1380 dap. 57i-aW
1 MOKOOM Arr, PURNIfNaB
NO paf* or children. Partial util.
tm/me mnm
■eeNW POII RENT: Mala • PpRlMt
All utilities Included S175/mo
575 285«
HARBIN TERRACE
I & ? BO UNITS
AVAIIABLF JANUARY I9II9
FOP Mf)PF INFO r A; '^.'^'/'^m
ROOMMATES
Fm rmmt nsmk needed share Ibd/IM
apt 10 mm Weill to Union SlUfcVk Util
«■ deposit Call 33< 3151
M/F non smkr to share 3bd/1ba apt
W/tlr^lace.. quiet nclghborhaod.
tia/mo t Va util. Paul 224 «e7t
NOft-wnkfrn to share lux 3bd/3ba Own
room 4 bth. rm turn or unfurn. S3S0/mo
& <1 util Shawn 943 0033. S99 107/
Fm smkr rmmt. 2bd Iba apt., own rm
mn.m me/v, elec 4 S17S deposit
FfM cabte. laundry, pool 57« 5«43
Mature non smoiier for own room 3bdr
Iba white house quiet II near engin.
No pets tllO. ulil Tom «;i 7760
Sublease house needs I Im rmmt
ti2S/mo>/<util Near Bill's bookstore on
Palm Court. 222 «472. Call Catherine
«»«H iprWH ipmttpf
RoommM* wantpd to iMrt
Jbdr townhnnt cMia la PIU
Call 222 14M
F m nonsmoker needed own bd & bath
S200/mo A Vj util avail Jan I Colony Club
Close to c ampus 322 4501
F rmmt wanted 3 bd I ba partially fum.
SI45 A V] util
Danielle 541 M07
THE TIMBERS
3 spaces available in a 3 bedroom,
2i/ » bath apt, S250/mo Call 575 IH«
WALK TO FSU
SHARE I BR, I BA IN THE SPRING
»I2 2 50»VO & ' , UTILITIES
CALL M« 0311 AFTER 5
Wanted. 2 roommates, rriale.lemate to
share apt in The Lakes, M/0, garage.
Sin/mo ft Vt util
Catl Tarry or SmM M m 1717
Fm rmmt n e e ded tor Jan I loshareone
large br apt. pool, laundry, lenms etc
Call 574 S340
or foliert after Dec I 1407) 5*9 2*43
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ENGLISH TEACHER. 15 YEARS
EXPERIENCE CALL 322 1361
HEALTH
i^f'tuge House provides individual
nunsehng for victims ot rape, incest
iru] spouse abuse free ot charge
for more into call Ml 2111
FREE PREGNANCY TEST
FREE COUNSELING
Pregnancy Help A Mlarmation Ctr
1113 E Tenn St 322 7177
FREE PBEGNANCY TEST
Birth Contrui Abortion Annuals.
Prenatal. STD Tests, Anonymous AIDS
Tests Non profit 334 t*M
Feminist Women's Health Center
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t>e printed^ Call MEOIATYPE Ml «70t
EXPERT TYPISTS I Reo"!?!*!**
Full service student typing, papers. ■ 3 raawiiwita< p adddj ta r I wm* I ba ^P
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in the Village snapping center
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ICC IVpage A up 454 0315 anytime
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and many other services
NII7 NEW UNION 444 t7M
TUTORS &
INSTRUCTION
Chinese
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Tms a TR«r« Mpm »«44M
10 YH EXP, FULL TVPINO/VKORD
RROCESSINft SERVtCES, II JB/PG
FAST TURN AROUNO 1M4I43
'lonsf'totier lor 2 bed ti
Si 10 mo .ir^fj 1 utilities
Call J n at 576 *«62
M/F rmmt to share 3 bO apt, S165^mo
A util, across from Civtc Canter,
a v«H Oai 17 Call «2-0WS
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED
TNC SATHCRINe, SttS mo, W/O. furn
clubhouse, tennis court, pool, 575 1710
Chartre Oaks
fu. I BEDROOM I BATH
Pool Recquetbaii Laundry
fjH i 205 mo 1^
Call Laura or Amy at 57t I5f 1
tr cr cr tr tv i»' cr
HOUSFMATE NE E Ofc tJ f on IfSDRV
HOUSE NEAR FSU GR fit) ', ! UOF N I
fjNiy4*5MCJ iljTIi rtKiLrnVii
Ai neecj a mature . e^pof s.i.i.. male
'rxjrnma'c $1*0 rno i ut tt.,-.
Call us lor detaiil 575 U74
Kung
Fu
PREGNANCY TCST
Abortion gynecoioyy birth rontrol &
<ntc' tion ' ht'( tis L^jw • ast Pro*f s^ictna'
■ .-■ Mr. tiy i ond'Jcnt.^i f nr
U" ' Hi' North Florida
Women s Htalfli * Countehng 177 3113
F MEE PREGNANCY TEST with miS ad
Walk in hours tO s Mon Fri
North F*«rttf« Women's
Meaitti ft Coufl»aiifi« ir; iiii
UNPLANNED PHEONANCVf
*-i the Open Door Adoption AftMcy
Mpip you in cwiidentiality Approved
King ■ rtuplt"; Ai^t'^nq (o ^Moo*
' .111 . '■■/': /Vh A ( IV
JANITORIAL
& MAID
CONSCIENTIOUS NOUStCLEAMINfi
Reliable work at reasonable rates
References Call Ken at 3M 7043
JUTV-S CLRANINS SERVICE
I Quality Claanlns at an Alterdabia Price
. ic awm OnMiar Ulyttm MMmy
PhsM (1041 1*7 4«l! aNar 4:10 pm
TUT0RIN6
In early Humanities. Clamic Lit
Fee NapotiaWe
Call Sandra *44 in* atter t 00
guitarTessons
LEARN OR IMPROVE
•Technique
•Musicality
• ttarmony 4 Chord Theory
•Iniprevisatiofl
Alison Rert, M M 333 m7
(performer in Sapovia Master Class)
Alison Rart is currently on tour
She taritl be accepting new Mudants
altar CPrlttmas
TYPING
LaaAlat far reliaPte typlstt
11 haaaupprtonce Mi lypMp Thptlt,
"ssarttum and Resumes m sHi
'Fyplst i«ith ivord processor
Free pick up and delivery
Call 222 »116
TERN PAPERS
• n per page •
Sppeiahy S*ivieM
(legal Sr.«niah k.i«Dtilic. etc ]
CHARTS
Hi
GRAPHS
NU7 N«w Union
(MtoM hem m t.O.)
M-Th M
Vt of llOOsq feet, new duplex, 2bd/2ba,
l«r«, avail I2/«. prel M. no smok, no
paft, prof or prad st
tait/mo near Gov Sg M an »7 iua
Fm rmmt wanted to share i m. 2b,i
rent master. M bd w/bath for t205 and
I util Available 12/9 575 3105
TYPING
11.11 PER PAOE
WMMt
CLASSIFIEDS
GET
RESULTS
Needed \ or 7 nontmk F to share, or
have by youriell, nr»a»ler bedroom and
own bath Furnisned Clow 'o F su
Calt Abby or April at S75 8A3t
$205/mo.
DESPERATE ' ' ' M rmmte needed for
Sprinp seinesler ,ii Lon«ieal Apis Own
room, 2 blocks Irom stadium, A/C,
tanni* courts, pool, laundry
S7MI>i Scott
Pm rmmte own bdm In C««P Cw « a>a
Avail, mid D«c «r bat el Jan
Call Rabacca at 224 n«l
M rmmt needed. 2bdrm apt near Gov
Sq IMall W/D. SI35/mo A v, util
Call S7I t327
PAUMI WEST, nsmk, I, needed New
carpetAtile SI20'mo i ' . utii 574 20;r,
or call collect 105 yis 60',i5 kaiii,
Fm rmmt needed ASAP, sryi rm m 2br)
mobile home, SI3S mo A '>ulii
Call Tracey at 574 0)27 or 542 421»
Fm nonsm wanted lo live in Blal^^to^*.
apt at Gov Sq 3bd, 2ba w trpl
tiaS/mo A ' 1 util Call 6M »><,!
Mm own rm/ba in 2''>ba fyirnhs w 'lrpi
near campus, located on Cont Ave
Start I/I, rant 1247.50
Call Maatmr 175 i3W
Pm rmmt, ntmli, mature, responsible
tlt7.W mo and ■/! utilities. OH High Rd
315 «W2 hm or 223 2W0 wk
Fm rmmt wanted lor own room m
spacious 2bd furn apt on corner of
Pensacola and Ocala Call 574 3109
M rm needed tor 2bd iba apt In
Mabry Village $200 mo & . util.
Call Kent 575
Student needed lo share iim itjaiiouse
Inc W/D. furn. hcJ wfK>fJ tirs
Close lo FSU & TCC ' all 576 995*
Fm rmmt needed ASAP!
Own rm In Ibd, lb* apt. 1.3 miles from
FSU. tW7 iO A '/i util 57S a»
PALMS WEST
S125 MO A '4 UTILITIES
CALL MIKE AT 57*0757
ROOMMATE WANTED
Close lo FSU. JlOO mo 1 I utilities
Call 476 0215
Male rmmt nr»erje'l ti
M I
r ian 1 own rm
Roommate wanted fpsponsible,
nonsmoi* ing, prefer abl / female ASAP
S200/mo & ' 7 utilities, deposit
Call 456 7927
Nonsmk fm rmmt needed lor own rm
in 2bd, Iba apt at Tallanasaae Mills Apts
tiTI A Vi «tll. Call Lisa at m my
PaniM* to tiiar* M, lb« tpt. Cam
cartat, mr.lS a win. paol. clwMwMa
S7> M»4 Abby (leave message)
CASA CORDOBA^
W or Fm non»m needed, own rm bth,
poolside apt, laundry, tenn.s i lubhouw
%auna mo & '/ utn & (Jppfjs-t
TmJ 9710, (Ittpr D*" U tl^r MS I JO/
Slullf'T'S ilf ■- , rf.r
THE TIMBERS
Fm nsmk. own rm ba, W D. 2 decks.
Iireplace, 3 pools, i court, ' i cable,
V) util, tm mo, avail Jan i.
!H^n%t, iMva mai iata
PNI RMIMT, private home, kilehafl
prfvlledpes, close to campus
S200 mo incI utilities
MS 1443 or MS 4343 before lOpm
Roommate needed immed to share
cMan and spacious 3 or 7 ba home
IMinl Ilka kids mmt custody ]•« 109a
THE TIMRERS
2 clean nosm rmmis needed to share
IbO twnfis w trpl S300/mo A i jutil
Call Crins 575 7in
F m rmmt needed to sbare Ibd apt close
to FSU neii 10 Osceola Hall pool 1 130 A
'■^ Util plus SI SO refundable deposit
234 0323 call anytime after Spm
THE OATHERING
Needed 2 Im rmmls nsmk. ^/ti,
starting Jan 1st Call 575 4227
WALK 1 FSU
Mature fm rmmt needed to share Ibd
apt, SI40/mo 'u util Call Lisa 222 73N
yvaMadi Matur* parson to share 2 bdr
rwuaanaarWastwoedSliap. CantarnftW
seridut grad. student A I degi.
<125/mo A util. S7« fm
M/F rmmte needed to share 3bd/1ba
duplex style apt near Gov Sq sun deck,
quiet area, very nice place Seriowt
sr /grad student pref SI7S/itioA util
Alan 444 1044, tSt 3515
THE GATHERING
NEEDED 1/1/(9, FM NSMK
W/O. tl7S/«IO A <4t CXPIMSEt
CALL MA mt, LtAVl MEStAGE
HELPIII
Nsmk tm rmmt needed to share 2 bd.
2 ba. furn apt in Park Point Call Jodi
at 575 0775. altar 12/11 (30tl 7J9 4210
THE tAKH
RMIMT NlieiOl MALE OR
PIMALI TO LiVI W/> SIRLSl SI4I
PER MOI P.t. THE OIRLS ARE
CUTE. CLEAN, A PRIBNOLV
575-0200 Sara, tame l«*7| 5*7 ItJI
Fm rmmt to share bdr In 2 Mr, I ba
condo at Tomahawk Tarracp, nnt to
stadium, completely turn. SI«S/me A
. util Call 575 4015
Needed Immediatehf
F m rmm! to Srnr i- nMSter tifif o. m 3M
apt. 190 mo . ut.i i no rt.-u<,s i bdrPI
8. living rm are extra large
Call 411 2911 btwn 9 004 30, ask for Susan
F m nonsmk rmmt ne eded to share 2bd
2</3baapt in The Lakat tiMrtio, >i util
Call Cathy 17f ono
male rmmt starting January
Jr/Sr/Grad student preferred
Call Roger Alvare» (3ltt) 179 9000
UNIVORtlTV OARMN APT
RdammaM n p a dad. Dac ratit already
paid, dipnit w i iMd . •W.St/mo, move
In Hiytlm*. (All Prank at 222 2509
ROOMMATE NEEMO ASAP SPRING
SEMESTER, ALICE APT LOCATED
BEHIND *An nB« CALL 222 3934
M/F rmmt needed ASAP Move mown
rm. 3brm 2ba split level home S3S0/mo
for rent uM cable A phone ]g« 7925
F, nonsmok to share 2t)drm apt in
Mabry Village, f l«7/mo A ' i util
Call S7«mo After l2/« 1205) 377 1040
Pm ntoik rmmt to share 2bd iba apt
CMP Cordoba I WO 407 »2t ««M
S235 mo A "j util
Grad student looking for male rmmt
Own rm In furnished duplex, walking
distance !• FSU. t150 mo A >/> util
»4-«»ie. *44 «M No depo^ltsl
Roemmatc needed to share new 2 bd,
1 ba iwwia, tl» SS/mo A <^ util
Call tn M47
Need nonsmk Im tor spring to share
2 bd. 2 ba trailer with W/D, SIM per
month plus . utilities Call 574 2228
Stiarp norne pr vale. SISO mo shrtre
utilities, tentr,!! heat & air ^ ri '^,^<\r
f SU Call Chad at 576 62 IS
Walk to FSU Fm non smk mature need
ad lo ihare bdrm lor spring. SII7 50/mo
A vt eaWa, util. Call S7S «»72. iv mso
TNB LAKH
I or 2 paopM needed to share }l>d/2< iba
w/garage Call collect (»5) 352 090?
.,r C/4 1 ;V|I ,,|i,.r S ■•,
WANTED
Volunteers Needed
LEON COUNTV LIBRARV
In the basement of Northwood Mall
Call Jack at 417 3445 eit 303 or come by
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCA L LIB RARY
A Trophy CaV"
Of used
r 11 i i.i7 r F,. , -I-! <()•. A,- 4;
Rent the Waretiouse
Par OtrlstHia* PprtMs
Call 224 ««3t or 599 MM
ROOMMATE
needed by January 1st. femal* tor
spacious townhouse. W/D and liraplaca
Sla2/mo 574 0774
3 bedroom, 2 bath furn condo, 5 min
walk to FSU, W/D, oarage, rent
Includes util. cable, maid and pool!
Regent's Club
Licensed Real Estate Errtter 224 9173
AAala rmmt needed to share bedraem in
3 bdrm. 2' ) ba huge lownhouse with
iiri.pn, ,. (. tie. li 1150 mn Call 574 2559
THIS IS LIVING!
NE I I) MAI t ROOMMATF TOSHAHF
ROOM IN r,P( At l BnHVi I RAIm
( I il^ri " III I) I I . A NMI !■ I i V N
■ ' ( ■ ' ,s ^76 ;4«5
M,F RMMTE NEEDED FOR HOUSE
CLOU TO PtU
CALL «H-f«a>
Fm rmmt needed, across from FSU
OH-WMMCallSt Ibd parking available
Janet Ml 2AS7
HIMSN WmtH
Fm rmmt lo occbpy omt rm A bath in
super townhouse on golf course
Rant A '.^ util Call Ut rm
FRONT aUMPER
POP 913/911 PORSCHE
STEEL OR GLASS
JOHN
212 4703 between I 10 5 M
224 71 1 II after I OOpm
Do You Need Art?
FREELANCE ARTIST SEEKSWORK
Design worlt. illusiralion logos. Signs
cartoons, portraits, typography,
callitpaphy, afid mora,
Porlfewo pvall on raqpaal. Call 574 IA25
I need a tutor, preferably female lor
11m grade student Algebra 3 A English
Call Wendy at t7l 4361
Looking for tomedna traveling to
Tampa wHti van or cpvarad pickup who
wevid dalivdr Ml rug* tp Tampa
addrau. Price ndaolidtM, ratarences
required Call Ml 1)75 evenlims
I NEED A PLACE TO LIVE
beginning I 1 m • c,.,.,. jhdapt
and are lorjii ,0..^ lor .1 -J, I . -^.iip
student ',.r
Ca' . ■ I'll .1-
HELP WANTED
Mane hundreds m your spare time
Placing posters No selling
Call 911 JIMONEV
Magic Vears Pre school needs
pre school tea' her^ & '. uunseiors
Starting Dec 14th Call 3<5 S3I9
Part time babysitter needed Mon Fri
9am nam Apply at YMCA or call
177 4151
Wanted FSU sludant
to de housec leaning ts.se/hr min.
Jthn/ma rhmi h«va own trans, and 1
iob reference Call 1*1*7*1
Wanted babysitter tor IMno eld within
walking distance ol FSU tfarfing in Jan
Mon i Wed 2 30 4 Tues A Thurs 7 30 4
Call 575 1898
Great Holiday Job Opportunity
tiding home lor the Hoi'days?
Need ,t tun P T lob'
It just so happens 'hal the
HONE TBAK€0 HAM CO s n sedr t
of sea so la I help to fill our sales t ountp'
and ofCKlu'iioo positions We ha...
stores Ici. itte'l n 'he toilowing mariiets
J,ti ksonvilii- .V'am Orlando. Tampa
St Pete W Palm Bth Ft Laud . Ft
Myers. Sarasota. Hollywood Pen
sacola. Pompano Bch Please check the
white pages or information tor the store
JUNIOR
PROGRAMERS
TALLAHASSEE
f 'r* CONSULTEC, INC . a national
!*y^-J" dfvelopmenl (or on
uS!"*'"** "wal'tware «pplicat(ons
m rt currently enpandlng our
•ppllcttlent aevnooment/iysiKTu
juppart (roup in Tallahatsm. Fu and
have petitloni affording technical
challenw pervmal growtli
Qualified candidates will have a Bs
^ve I degree In computer Kience on
WIS 51 « inontlw two vearj programming
?2?!'^r'* COBOL on large scale
IBM/OS malMraiTwi it preferred, but
*■« COBOL.
V»AM, JCL Md TiO or CMS An»
mptrlwite with CIC$ or healthcare
applications Is daslrcd, but not
required.
Yog would ba tnvolvad m the design
•»>••»•*«, M«ala»mont & support of
larta, tn»ar»«l»a COBOL applications
CONSULTKC. inc. oHertcompetiiivp
compatisati-m, aicallant benefits v a
CAmCR pwanwiHty^ iu«t a ton To
pursue Hilt opportunity call or send
your raauma, m eonfldaiKa »9:
DEMISE DUNN
Corporate Recruiter
CONSULTEC, INC.
»M0 Koswnl Rd
Suite 700 A HivFi Nidge
Atlanta ga )0)so
(800) 358-2381
(404) 594-7799
loa M/p
E Marly woman naadt c««kli«, MM
cleaiMtig lielp I : fiourt a«iv «r • Aw
hours one day, etc M/tMur, aH nagoNaMa
i«l QUI pr lyj tl57, leave maMfa
Growing plastic surgeon's office
f»/T h«9 far «anaral elflta w/IIgM
typing. campMw av. Mpftil bu« dm
nec M* im
Hoagies to Go
Delivery persons naadad.
Call btwn 10:10 t.X
A»on Saf m m*
STOCKMIOKta TIIAIMI
Opportunity far coHoga grad. w/a
desire to bultd a caraar In tlw stack
brokerage litdtnlry. Sand resume •«
HI t tar d traww * Company. llJOOPraa^
parity Farms Kd, Palm Bch Oardana,
FL 33410 or call IMr. StaMvitch,
1407) 775 9We af VM» M1 1«»4
t'roteisor seeks loving parton ta care
lar 4 ypar old and I year old in his Monte
T> hours per week Close to campus,
flexible hours S3 50 hr
Call Sally itt 224 1161 or IW MS
CAMP CONCHARTY
GIRL SCOUT CAMP
On beriutilul Pine Mountain, Grorgia is
fWW fiiring ior thp Summer ot |9f9.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE INCLVM:
CAMP DIRECTOR
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
WATERFRONT STAFF
(WSI S a LIFEGUARDS)
CAMP COUNSELORS
NATURE SPORTS CRAPT*.
DANCE HORSING
AND THEATER SPECIALISTS
CONTACT CONCHARTY COUNCIL
OF GIRL SCOUTS, INC.
1344 Uth Avenui.
Cotumhus, OA 11901
Phone i 404) Vf 1646
OUMBY'S PIZZA
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Yes, we'll siiii be meeimq uv.-r
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Jugalars Cluk every Sunday 4 epm on
the Oraen behmen Bellamy A the pool
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PERSONALS
DAWN RICHARDSON
Anettiar turtta deviates from the pack!
Cangrats Dawn >
Wa tova you, Lisa and Caroline
Let's party tonight 1 1
The secret is out
LISA KENT!
mwWrX! VdutliaugM you MaM wall
e», Diana
KENDALL LOYD
You big stud
Leila McDougai
Marry X mai
mmm
ZTA SENIORS
MELANIE DONAHUE
KELLiF GILLESPIE
SHAHl KEFFLER
ANGELA PRIOGEN
CHRISTINE VOOUe
JM.II WtNTUIV
lUSAN WIMMkN
eat^atulations and best wIMiaalaall
at yaw. We are going to mMa yaul
We love you'
YOUR ZE TA SISTERS
JONATHON
It's been great getting to know you
You are d very special FRIEND Makf
sure you iay goodbye to Mir. key before
you leave He'll mis% you
Love. Kristin
P S HAPPY BIRTHDAY
STEVE
Friandt, Okay
• TaiTl
STEVE
My bags are backed But, then are you
sure they have padded walls in Rio
9 Your Belleview Buddy
Happy Holidays!
ALEX
Merry Christmas!
I'll mlaa yau ayar iBa Halldaytl
La¥a. eiwiy
Jonatnon. steva. Jaff. RabBy, Adam
and the raM af ma «ar»: ItthaiPfMn
getting to Itnaw MM. H«ya a graal
brcaki HAPPY MOI.imVSII
Tarn
AZ Lisa N. Kent AZ
and MlMa. (May is your
OAY<! From tha home office In
Lincoln, NetoraMakaraaraMaMpMA
reasons wliy If* graal to iMva yaur
birthday
10 You're 21, you can rant a car
09 Attention getting tactic.
00 You're a year older A I'm not
07 Lot's of presents!
Ot You can now legally irtherlt ' < of Bill
A Peggy's fortune ( It you're nice)
05 Good reason to party (notttiatVOU
need one!)
04 E Kcuse to smooch at ttrangar (net
that you r '
01 Now everyona fcw o wg (MM!
a resents)
!. PraaattaM
01. rOV'M LMAt.111 PINAUVIM
OK, call me craiy. but I'm really glad
Ikat "tlie best of friends we'll always
Have a great day on the
I w awf y pk i irsli
HHNUN
UNNAYVVII Loving. J K
ALISON 705
Good lucit on MY birthday with YOUR
audltlan and Nwpy HMwulia.
TMiiirA
PS
tarry, wMi I 6MM fei Mart.
IMI/M.LV
^ Sax Goddesses ^
Sarah and Haattiar . ..
Wa wt» a vary happy and "satlslying"
"enperlenci" on your Birthday Brirtg
back senne in a brtiM. Have a great
BaMday am wa ^ m y » waa >»ar. yaw
. imay tgiwt,..
I ya. snana mm Sharon
GADSDEN GIRLS
HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMASII
AND A GREAT NEW VEARIII
WE'LL MISS YOU
*»KRIS. GUS A AL
ERICH
Happy ?3rd! Ceiebrata any tuay yau
want i ve already arranged for bail
'noney Have fun '
Jeff Lampman
I'll miss you mora ttiM Vwrda can tayl
Be careful mIIMb wauiM llta mrM
alone
Goof You win some, you lose sonte?
Looks like we won I Remember you're
all trtia Jaw 4». I Wya yaitl -p
REWAIID
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for Friday night,
enly hnio days left.
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JOE'S BIKES
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TRAVEL
I want to sell a one way ticket to
Chicapo leaving 12/20 A I need a plane
or car Back tram CtHcaae. «4 4; S3
Airline ticket
Tally to Newark, Dec 12, SlOO OBO
Call 177 MOO. Frank
Onaway ticket slops in Chariott,'
NYC (Laguardia), Ithaca NY on Dec if)
S100 OBO Call 224 MM
One way Eastern ticket trom
T allahassee to Boston Leaves Dec 70th
t lOO OBO 3«e 14J9 call alter 7pm
F or sale, oneway ticket to Los Angeles
from Taltahasaaa on Dec n. SliO OBO
Call sy5«U
ONE WAV TICKET TO NY OUT OF
JACKSONVILLE tlOO
CALL 575 5M3
Airline ticket to Dallas, roundtrip,
laavat TallaBaataa n n, raturiM I t
Rawriar fare STBS, taN Mr SOB
Me-SOBI
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STEAMBOAT/VAIL COLORADO
5 days, 4 nights hit tickets InrI plus I
SKI PARTY with live entertainment &
complimentary beverages Strtrlmg dt
$1S» Call CAPITOL TRAVEL lor
details 224 178;
y DAY CRUISE
MAY Bt
For mere ItHo:
224 2735 or 575^08*
SUOAR BOWL PACKA9BS
] nights Including game tickets
Call CAPITOL TRAVEL lor dalailt.
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AIR TICKETS
I HAVE 1 ROUNDTRIP TICKET
TO MIAMI FROM DECEMBER 22
TO DECEMBER 27, ON PIEDMONT
AIRLINES CASH ONLY. S1M.S0
FIRM. CALL DAVID AT 2» 3a*7
ANYTIIwe BEFORE IBAAI DAILY.
SPRINO BREAK
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CANCUN 1 NIOHTS MSS
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I MO 444'7]i4
JWANY OTH ER PKOS ALSO AVA'L
ONE WAY TICKET TO CHICAGO
DELTA, DEC 14 MO
5*2 4801, ASK FOR PENNY
TICKETS
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NEED 2 5 TICKETS, WILL MY !
GINA 943 OM0
Oneway airline ticket from Tdlly to
Chicnqci departing I? 1? S)00
f ,^11 ' 1 ; S " 8'iri4 !f'.i . <■ me',', ig*'
FLY VIA ATLANTA
to MlWvaukae Dac 14, S34B valua, your<,
tor SI88. Call MHOW
SO TO LOS ANOELES
Onaway ticket, SWS, December i ■,
Call Dale at S7t-9a»6
DISCOUNT AIRLINI TICKETS
Tours e Eurailpataaa a Cruises t ah
DaaNnallan* a Catfienly UNIVBRSAL
TRAVEL, wa 7171 ar m<an <Sat 1 0 21
NEED TOtBLL
Airline ticket. TatlylaNawarii ne< 16
to Jan 4 Pieasa call S'SBSn
LOST . silver chain bracelet btwn FSu
A Cash Hall. Oraal MMImattfal valua.
REWARD. M4-M74 akt »M MartBar
LOST: a Mack danim Lavl'a |ackat
w/kayi in rigm pgekal an 11/N M
Longmlre. Dave mutt RgWARO
LOST Ti 35 calculator in Strozier
Library or in Fisher Hall
Angle at I7» 3655 or 671 7»4»
LOST small female Siamese cat near
High Rd A Ocala. lost Nov 21
REWARD 6S* 019B '/ S
RIDES
will take passenger to Miami ar near
area. Dac *.
Call Cindy Sn^m
I'm driving to NJ on II/IS
Need a ride?
Josh 57« M07
Driving Jeep Waggoneer to San DIago
Dec 77. seek pas«^nqer^
<.tU Bob jt I1;R 108*
LOST &
FOUND
LOST large male bM^ M fML Das
red colar w/rabies MB, iMt taan at
IM fields on 12 1.
Call Kafliy at in STIS ar t»sm
LOST pearl ring witti cubic zirconians
on Fri night, probably near Las Palmes
Clubhouse REWARD Call Suzanne at
575 5906 or 673 9017 (call Collect)
LOST: a lemale blonde Samoyed,
companion, answers to Tra C . Ml 1017
LOST, would the guy twho found my
leather iackat on the Ird floer Business
BIdg return It REWARD. Call 334 4413
LOST disc camera inside small blue
carrybag, contains pictures ot FFA
Call Elizabeth tii dlA 82)6
FOUND: black A while male cat
w/brawn flaa collar in Alumni Village
Call S>« 2m
POUND: man's gaW cMM an Mm »M
ar 3rd el December. Call gA-«BI
FOUND: aalr of pratcrlptian aya
glaiaa* in froM af Tully Sym.
Call S7A-I777, ask tor Kurt
FOUND : man's Mm/moan Bhaia walcfi
behind Ditfanbau». Call ITS Mil
FOUND: black A white male cat near
FSU stadium Call 57« 0100 eves
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THI RSDAV, IIKCEMBKR H, \9HH
iiAi'i'Y birthday: in
THt NtXT YEAR OK YOUR
UFEi WcH^UBed moves will
pult you to new hoists in the
workplace. YotB- prafonarai raia-
tmnshi|ia flourish. Honesty bhr^
iirw career gains. Eainct climactic
emotional events m January. What
happens will tie a blrssini! in
diiiguise Mate or partner shiiuld hf
cDnsulted tieliire you k" out on a
limb hnnni laliv loinl (ttiantrs
require ),jin! liec tsions 'I h( Irave)
iiiifliiiik IS brighlesl in April and
\1,i, I more rest ii' hi ad uK
ii. .ml ,,ri)blems
tKLKBRITIFS BORN ON
THIS HATK: (oinedHn Hip Wil
■jin actrciis Kim Bii:>in|{cr. enter
; liner Sammy Dmva Jr.. actor
Maximilian ScheU, luthor James
I liiirtrr iwinler Di«SD BiVCTl.
ARIKS iM,irch 21/^1 19): You
will accomplish more if you slow
the pace a bit. Money seems to
flow through your fingers Work
■ ,' .1 liiidKfl and 5lK~k to il Travel
n r, ,i-j s the lempo <it romance
TAI RI'S (April 20 May 20|
Yiiu radidti energy and ambition
nil nialter what your age Be ready
"I take same hi|e risks to get your
i.ireer back oo track. Work oul a
business aureement before the
weekend
(GEMINI 'May 21 June 20>; The
...I'l 111 your daily life gum mo
1 i, mum Having a sense of humor
tulps Situ ihrou^ the day. Pro-
rii.iii- line of vour more creative
li IS Irv a narrow appr(nch
i hi I ih.iii vailenng your shots.
LANCER June 21 July 22): A
priiblrm aliecting your cloMSt
ii'latitinships romes to a head.
Make plans lor a Christmas vaca
nun m the sun A family memU-r
ri'iurns to the roosl. Avoid asking
II » many questions.
I.EO duly 23 Aug 22): Il is lime
In xet l aiiKht up at work Holiday
smi.il inviuiiiins iMyin t<i appear
business !nps may be necevsary
(■el Christmas packages into the
mail. Send etnls.
VIRGO (Aw. a-Sept. TZt A
financial s^uMion shows siRns of
Improvanent. Hold las' in your
hi^ ideaU! A young person poinis
out your need to gel m touch with
your (edingi. Meditalion will pro^
Vide tha key.
UBRA (S^. Z30ct 22) Lorn
binr' your malenal goals with your
idealistic pnnnples Say and write
exactly what you mean to avoid
misiindcrstandingi. Finish current
priiiet is before starting new ones,
komani e deepens
SCORPIO (Oct ZiS<,\ 2\> ^
lucky day for dealing with home
and family matters. An older
relative responds favonbly to your
suggcsiions. Steer dear wf s»'< rei
,i«re>mi nis. Romance p' i. idi's a
happy surprise Show your delight
c^ienly
SAGITTARIirS (Nov 22 Dec
21): Divide your time between
work and pleasure Luni hing with
a special business friend proves
enlightenmi? Start LoUetting data
for your tax return Keep conliden
tial tidbits to yourself
CAPRICORN (Dec 22Jan 19)
Lreative work hokl special appeal if
you can give free rein to your
artistic side. A good day for finding
holiday barsuns. hy bWs an tMe
to preserve your creAt rtting.
AQUAUVS Omi. 20'Fi^ IHi
Diract your energiH toward vnur
buHnen and financial interests
Joint eoBOOmic ventures should be
avwded. Taking a positive ap
proach to a penond problem could
work wonders. Rely on public
transprjrtation whenever {nissible
PISCES I Keb I'.i Man h I'lii .^dd
up the bills and seek ways to
reduce expenses. Be careful what
you say on the phone or put in a
letter Rea4 lb* tine iNriiit o«
iiintrads or Hmc AtM dMCM ^
i
J*
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16 / Thursday, December 8, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Ueberroth stumped over TV contract
SPORTS IN BRIEF
I NITKIl I'HKSS INIKHNATIONAI
LOS ANdKI.KS The (iciay in the rotiiplct mil (it
negotiiition-: fur hasfhiiU's new tciciision contrMrt hll^^
atup«riBd uulgoing commissioner Feler Ueberroth.
Ueberroth planned to bring to the concluding Atlanta
winter meetings an estimated $300 million per year
agreement . one that would correet what he preceived to
he baschaH's pr'ihlcm with ovefsaturation. But
inimaKinnlivc owners reportedly have balked at portions
ol the prospfctive deal, int liiding Ueberroth's suggest ion
that would call for the League Championship Series to be
aired only on cable.
"This contract is very important because it will shape
the way people watch baseball in the future," Ueberroth
^ai(i thi.s week. "The dollars are not itTifjortant It's the
riuirriaKc with cable That will allow our tjame to be
viewed properly all season long
Ueberroth, who will leave ofTice at the start of next
season, has long opposed the ptethera of games on
supersUtions like WTBS and WGN. He prefers one
national cable company to air a game per night and the
LCS, and a network to ^how a limited regular-seaiWl
pacltage, the All Star (iarne and World Series.
"Baseball is the only sport currently being thown which
is not viewed properly," Ueberroth said.
The old |wet with KK and tx^nm after tl» 1989
wmmm. Eai^ M^nfoA*^ will reaf^e nMim next
JMW.
NBC wants to continue with its Saturday "Game of the
Week" series Company officials, who gave the go-ahead
for a $401 winning offer tor the 1992 Summer Games in
Barcelona, Spain, have mppmedly told NBC Sports
president Arthur Watson to spend whatever necessary.
"Baseball has been a rnainstav of this network for the
last 10 vrais ■■ Walscm --anl 1 did !el| I'eler il'etierrnth^
'This contract is very importunt
because it will shape the way
people watch baseball in the
future.'
~ Baseball Commissioner
Piter Ueberroth
wt hava some money left."
ABC and CBS (rfTicials have not publicly commented on
the baseball negotiations . Industry insiders believe ABC
will lai k aggressiveness because of f)i^,' losses from its
Monday night baseball games. CBS, smarting from NBC's
Olympic bid, reportedly hM ma^ ielUtMt ia the nqpdar-
seaaon plan.
Ted Tttriffif, seeing attractive progranuning fir hte new
TNT network, is thought to be the cable front-runner.
ESPN and Cablevision's SportsChannel America also are
involved.
Meanwhile, ,Sport.s(!hannfl America, which expects to
be in 10 million homes by New Year's Day, could soon be
part of the Barcelona Olympics. There has been wide
peculation that the Ea^ Coait entity will pay 1100
million to NBC for roughly 100 heiirs of coverage.
"Without cable revenue.s we wouldn't have been able
to bid as much, NHC President Bob Wright said
An NBC spokesman said a cable deal has not been
finalized, NBC will start up its own cable channel, CNBC,
in April, but will nearly cortainly sell off part of the
Olympies to defray the high ooats. The aetwark is planning
on airing about 1, 50 hours of Barcelona compatitiOB, with
ni.iiiv events taped for prime time shows
Are you an outaide
threat? Do people accuse
you of shooting from the
parking lot'' Well ifyou're
looking forward to more in
tramural basketball ac
tion, now is the time to
start practicing for the
NIKE three point contest.
Entry is open to all FSU
students, faculty and staff
witha validated ID NIKE
will spon.sor prizes for all
participants in the event
that begins Jan. 18, Look
for more information about
the contest in the
Flambeau or stop by v call
i:J6 Tully Gym.
The FSU sailing team
finished the Fall season
ranked in the nation's top
20 The team won districts
and placed second in
regionals, losing to the na
tion's fifth ranked team.
These ranking regattas
qpulifwd FSU to sail ^ the
Atlantic Coast Champicm-
ship at the US Naval
Academy in Annapolis,
Md. FSU also placed third
and ninth in the Southeast
Sin^f^ndad Chuapim-
ships, second in the
Southeast Sailboard
Championship and fourth
thf
Vanderst a r
(regional) Sailboard Regat
ta. The team consisted of
Hank Qoddard (captain),
Willy Glenn, Steve
Gaudet, Gillo Cintron, Bill
.Scoenberg, .Sandy Bjur
mark, Mara Fair, Linda
Schultheis and Janie.
The MiaiBi Dolphins
signed rookie free agent
defensive end Nate Hill
Wednesday and placed
linebacker .Jackie Sli^ on
ii\jured reserve.
Hill is a sixth-round pick
of the Green Bay Packers
earlier this year out of
Auburn. Shipp, who has an
ankle injury, will sit out
the rest of the year as
players muat rtay on in
jured reserve for four
weeks.
Milwaukee manager
Tom Trebelhorn wa-ti t
bothered at all that hard
dutrwiag Nolan Ryan is
returatag to the American
League with the Texas
Rangers next season
"I know where he's going
to throw the ball,
Trebelh<Hm said. "I get
worried about those
$110,000 guys throwing
buzz bombs. Some of them
have got no idea where the
ball's going
HOLIDAY SHOPPER'S GUIDE
TTttTT
ROSES ROSES
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The big kids need toys too
BY BRIAN P. BRAY
FLAMBEAU STAFr WRmt
Little kids aren't the only people who want toys for
Christmas. And three qiecialty toy stores in Tallahassee
have Christ m as gifts to satisfy everyone foro toddlers to
senior citizens
If trams and plastic models delight someone on your
Christmas list, then Hobby Caboose Inc. has what you're
looting for. As the name implin, the emphasis is on
trains.
"We have sets ranging in price from $30 to $300," said
8t«« owner Tom McDonnell "And we e«Ty evwrything
for the serious hobby i.st "
Since McDonnell opened his store over two years ago,
he has attracted a broad range of people. He said lu^y
trains are not just for kids— in fact moat of his customers
are adults.
McDonnell prides himself on the quality of his goods.
He said other places may have ^IBilT iteat at iower
prices, "but it's junky stuff."
"I don't carry anything I don't like," MeOmnril said.
"That's why I don't have the low quality ^oducts."
At Pam and Allen's Hobbies and Crafts the qieciaity
is radio controlled toys Starting at SHOfcraaa^pbUW,
these are toys for big kids
One of the store's owners, Allen Shiflett, said they do
rarrv ,i wide riin^'c nl hobbies and crafts for all mk'I's A
McDonnell said hobby trains kcB
not just for kids~in fact most of
her customsrs ars adults.
.slick remote car can he purchased for about $200.
"Most of our stuff is along the lines of hobbyist models
of hi^'lier quality. " Shiflett said. "I've built and flown
models, so 1 can offer information and advice because I'm
involved with the hobby."
Little Folks Sfanre, Inc. is nmm like the traditional toy
st^, because it has a little bit of everything with an
emphasis on childrens toys. Owner Linda Kay Finley
said the attention customers receive and the quality of
the merchandise make it unique.
She said the store features a wide variety of dolls, from
biMdu^ to hugfiMe. Tlw ^ildnn'a and books are
fMred toward education and lasting ability. Prieat fan
the store run from 25 cents to $900, Finley said.
"Our greatest asset is obviously .service We can offer
suggestions, special shifting and gift wrapping," Finley
■aid. "We have sooM^^ for all afea, hem tek|ra to
trrandparent "
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Florida Flambeau Friday, December 9, 1988 / 3
Jingling bells herald
a year-round mission
BY JIM WATIQNB
riJtMREAV WRITER
Karl McCall stands in the chill shadi' at
the t'ntranif to Gayfers in the TallahassL'e
Mall, ringing his bell and greeting
passersby with a smile, thanking them
warmly when they drop something into
the familiar red kettle m the
tripod next to him
He's (inly a few hnurs into his eight hour
shift, scheduled to end at 7 tonight, but
undismayed about being here until after
dark For him it's a simple exchange,
repiyliiff the l%ilviitfon Army's generosity
that gives him a place to sleep and meals
at the Iridge on Calhoun Street, plus
iniiiiiiuim wage, fis'afi^eMtSMMMmes
thankless job.
"They're iMlptaf ne I'm Imiytiv
thcni," McCall siyt, the bell never
tnppmj,' as he talks. "The people I meet
are real nice, and it's for folks that don't
have food or clothing, w Christmas. The
Salvation Army Mpa then every way it
M^all and a iiMiMjt ifMK rooniMates
at the lodge, along with volunteer
organizations such as the Lions, the
Kiwanis, the Rotary and Civitan, and
members of the community, are part (rf
the eoneertcd anBual tl^i by the
Mva^m Amqr to provide saM holiday
ehMW te the homeless and disadvantaged
rfLeon Cou nt \ Hut m spite of the many
pe<qsle who participate, there is still a
shcMtage of help
"We have 16 kettles, but U or 12 has
been the avera^ in use for the last few
dayn." says Major Thomas Woodcock,
commander of the local unit "The larger
civic groups tTiakr a tni ndlv competition
out of it, challenging each other to do their
fewt. But they usually take a spedfetey
euh week, and few ik the smaller git^pe
feel inclined to get involved. Tliat means
we have to rely on paid bell ringers, and
there are days when the kettle donations
won t even c<pver his salary
The history <rf the red kettles began over
a century ag^ in tea Wnmmm, when •
l.trge iron p(A waa umA ml beeaflM a
popular tradition. Since then it's become
an international symbol of the deeply felt
humanitarian goals of the Salvation
Army, which was founded in the lH60s in
England by the former Methodist
rntnM^ Willfatn terth.
"MMtrfour donations still cnmr' from
other sources, such as the mail and the
tithing of members," savs WixKiciK-k. but
the kettles help us get through the
holiday season and what I call winter
relief, the months of January and
February especially. That's when there
are just as many iieedv hut the giving
^int has lessened and the burden falls
ours."
Last year the kettles brought in
approximately $40,000, $12,000 of which
went to buy toys for Christmas stockings
and $15,(MM) for fresh food to augment the
caBBMl goods collected by school children
Asm^ dMStkms. Hie WM
quickly abaorbed by miscellaneous
purchases of the local unit, which, in
addition to giving 10 percent to the
national Salvation Army, must be
completely ittf-M^pporting. But in spite of
tte MH^MIW ^eh, those w^ ^
Dr. Hank Wyatt of the Tallahassee North
side Rotary Club minds the kettle
outtkto G«yf«rs in Ttrili^sM Mall
virittnUwr ei^y themselves.
"I don't know of a better way to get out
asA VMM |M^M*i *nd do something you
can fee! real good about," says Chuck
Mohr a retired caniera ^liop owner and
a six-year veteran ot bell ringing from the
tUlahassee Lions ('luh "Four or five of
us working two-hour shifts can make light
w«wk of it."
"Sometimes you have to sort of rein in
the enthusiasm of the clubs," says
WiKidccx k, sinilmg ".S<ime of theni want
1(1 tinny in their old cowbells, and one
f( lli.w t ried to wt up a lommirtive bell."
"Our hoys love it," says Saxon Itash^,
head of organization for the Rotary Club.
"We set up 10 teams and the one with the
highest total gets a steak dinner They
start asking; about it in October, and we
usually wind up with over a hundred
p^te iav»li^. We aO M Am ta't a
worthier cause than the Salvatim Army
to give our time to."
His admiration is echoed by Cliff
Malcolm of the Kiwanis, who served on
the Salvation Army Hoard ot Dirstlors for
16 years. "We always look forward to it.
And you have to mnmsAmt that Uiey to
It with no advertMi^ijiM a willingness
to work long, hard hours," he said.
"There's never really b^n a time when
we could retit on our aa:offlplishnents,"
says Woo&»ck aa he frv^am to b^n
another circuit to check on the kettles.
"As long HH we can pay the bills and keep
the dwirs of the lodge open for those who
need it, we'll have met our mtgor
A story in Wednesdav s h'liiinhi'aii
erroneously reported that winners of the
Flm-ida l^te Umvmity Spirit Award
will revive a &ee bip to General Motors'
Detroit plant. The story inisitfentified
Jane Henderson as the director of FSU's
director ol the (itfici' of student activities.
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Christmas wishes
We at the Flambeau decided not to ask Santa for the latest
I^ntendo cartridge; Digger, Moonbugs and Artil play perfectly well
on our personal computers. But there are a few thin(,'s we'd like
to have— and a few things we'd like to see some others receive this
holiday season.
On the home front, we'd like a f^ianf lump of coal to put in
Tadiran's stocking. The Israeli defense contractor and its partner
General l^namics railroaded the city commission last year with
its now-or-never ofler to give Tallahassee high tech jobs and $1 a
year in rent for a few paltry acres of land so they could build combat
radios for the United States Army. Now, despite revelations of ties
to apartheid South Africa and the shaky financial situation of its
grai^arent corporation. Koor Industries, Ltd., attwmeys tell us
we're stuck with the deal A hunk of the dirty black stuff is the
least we could do to show our apprecialiun.
We'd give something to FSU's Pi Kappa Alpha chapter, hut
they're gone already. And we're net in any hurry to have them
back again.
To the city commission and its county counterpart, we'd give a
rubber duckie -about the only kind that w ill he able to survive
in Lafayette and Piney-Z lakes if the proposed Capital Parkway
is built anywhere near them.
To Florida State University Professor Skip Livingston, we'd give
a gift certificate that would enable him to continue his reMarrii
at till- polliitt (I Lake .lackson The state, with its alphabet soup
of environmental agencies, has yet to come up with a coherent
rtatement on the condition of the lake, and denied Livingston a
research grant to do a comprehensive study Until the various
departments of whatever get iheir act together, Livingston seems
to be the only source of serious information on the sensitive area.
We hope someone gives Gov. Bob Martinez a personality-
nothing along the lively ItMsrf, say, Connie "Hey, Buddy" Mack,
but something more than you'd expect from a Ceorge Romero film
And while we're at it, sonSscme should get Mack a brain.
Fm> our new man in the White House, we'd put iofg^hm a l»-and-
new foreign policy to replace the old one, which has grown stiff
and unyielding over time With Yasser Arafat and the FLO
showing an unprecedented willingness to discuss peace in the
Middle Fast and Mikhail Gorbachev handing out troop reductions
like Christmas candy, it's time for the U.S. to quit going lor its
guns at every opportunity and sit down to serious talks
To the Rev. Jesse Jackson, we'd like to give a national otTice.
Failing that, maybe a direct line to the Oval Office to help keep
the Republican administration'^ morals str.iight
Finally, to departing Associate Editor John Lowndes we give our
warmest wishes for success in Hogtown, where he'll be pursuing
a gradu.itc degree.
There are a lotnwre, but space won t allow us to list everything.
So m teve you until we hit the stands again Jui. 9, ^>|^iV ymi
ani y(ws have a aafe ai^ ba|^ iMlid^.
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If you thought '88 was fun,
wait 'til you see next year
BY JACK MCCARTHY
Pl.AMBKAl' STArr WRrfER
Once ciKain I've tried to write a coherent,
mciiniriKful column suinnimj^ u|) tin' year K"ne.
but fiave failed miserably Perhaps it's i)eiauM'
1 was just too lazy to flip through 52 issues ni
Time and/or Neuitweek and discern liow 1988
difTered from 198?
One tiiiiH tiiMl dcH'.. conic tn inmd is that
Konald Reaguti and Mikhail ( icii iiachev are
ending this year as they ended la.st year, wrapped
around one another in warm poUtical embrace,
ei^ytng one last superpower lunch \mitm the
father of the anti-Soviet phrase "evil empire"
^iallops on back tn the West Coa.st after his eight
year ridl m Washirit,'1oii .Mayiie Run - preparing
hini.self to go back on the dinner circuit and rake
in .tome big hvaka for attacking the Sovi^ and
issuing dire warnings about creeping
communism.
What I don't have a hard time doing is tapping
Dill .some predictions for the viar ahead h's
easier than nippiii^; i tii iiUf.'li ,( \ear'> worth of
magazines— not to mention more fun. So let the
predictions begin.
I predkt that in 1989 R^ublican House
Speaker Robert Michel, who recently apologized
for rai i.'^t remarks made during an interview , will
show up drunk and in black face at a
Congressional Christmas party Michel will si^
the Al Jotaon claastc "Mammy." Michel will iMue
a tearful apology the next day ai^ the preM will
forget the whole niatti r
I predict Konald l<e.it;,m will write and >tar in
an (iff off Broadway niusit al called, "Hello Ollie"
Tony Perkins will play Ollie North and Robert
McFarUae and Ronald Reagan will ph^ I^m^ .
An^ Oeviae will play William Caaey.
I piedirt Vtoe President Dan Quayle will resign
irfler it is revealed he once moonlighted a> a
cameraman for defrocked PTL minister Jim
Bakker President Bush will a^elM
Robertson to replace him.
A^or and nMtorcyele enthusisat Gary Buaey,
who prior to his accident staunchly opposed
mottwcycte helmet taws, will advocate people who
drive cars also Ih' required to wear helmets
John Kennedy Jr. and Ix'e Harvey Oswald's
daughter, June, will be married in a live telecast
of 0««ldo Rivera show. Jack Rulgr's aef^m
will shoot everyone during the ceremony.
Phi! Donahue will havi a sex and race change
operation, and lose 40 pounds. Donahue will
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vehemently deny he's ohses.sed with beating out
rival Oprah Winfrey, who now leads the powder
headed talk show veteran in the ratings.
Michael Dukakis will pardon convicted
murderer Willie Horton and take him as a guest
to (ie(]rge Bu>ir^ iriaug.iration
Kitty Uukakis, w ho courageously admitted she
was hooked on amphetamines for 10 years, will
reveal that husband Michael is hooked un
quaaludes.
Elvis Presley will call up late-night radio talk
show host Larry King to say he's doing OK The
King will say he's more mellow now but did shoot
out the picture tube of his televison after
watching tiM «Mir» NBC Ifasi^eries War and
Remembranei.
Comedian Jay Leno will actually do a routine
without once making a reference to Us mom or
dad
Tammy Faye Bakker will write her
autobiography and call it The Beat Luile
WhiMvkmue in Hemen. Tammy Paye will reveal
that while her husband .Jim was getting it up
with the camera men, she was madaming on tlie
strip in New Orleans where cMspMiti^ Jimmy
Swaggert was busted for solicitiiv.
That's the kind of year I expKt Really.
Ofi« toM I riihwiwi; iMviKtos itum
Aaao^te Editor John Lowndes shocked every
one wt»n he announced he was leaving this pa|H"-
to i)e< (iriie. I this IS embarrassing) a GATOK N'l'
one really believes it. A source at the Flambeau
says I^wndes Mtwly complains he can longer
apeU after three ymn of ed^ig this column, and
WW actually going there to take a remedial
.spelling class
Yet another odd rumor has it that I,o« rid. -■ is
actually planning on following recoM reii ■ h
addict and rock star David Crosby around iiie
country, to adi him to auti^aph his new biwk
L^ig Time Gone Another that he's become a cull
follower of Northern Ireland s Rev. Ian Paisley
Johnny Wi- Hardly Knew Ye. &it all the best
just the same.
Florida Flambeau Friday, December 9, 1988 / 5
Support of Palestine found in Jewish struggle
BY JOHN LOWNDES
n AMBKAU ASSOCIATE HHTOK
When David LevetiBon was a kid, an
Oklahoma tornado ripped the lid off a
Catholic high school in his home town and
then danced down the road a mile before
doing the same to his father s .Jewish
temple. The storm left just about every
piece of Baptist (n-opeirty in between
untouched.
The sign was pretty clear to a lot of
Oklahoma City Protestant chunh^ioers
God was on their side That reaction
reinforced I.evenson's realization that he
waH a mmority m America's heartland.
Now an associate professor of religion at
Florida State University, Leveiuoa Mid
experiences like that have sensitized him
to the pr(rt>lenis of otlier minorities He's
particularly interested in the question of
Palestinian independence in territories
occupied by Israel, and, with the
Tallahassee Committee on Middle East
Dialogue, he has brought several speakers
from both sides to town in the last year and
a hair
"I've been deeply interested in it since the
*§0s, even before the '67 War," he said in
an interview in his small Willianu
Building itfke. The walls are crammed
with fKmlu, Bieit on biblical scholarship, his
field of expertise. "I went to college with
a strong stance that the problem was all
with the AralMlmd that Israel was totally
right."
The 1967 War. or Six Dmy War, was a
"spectacular victory" for Israel which was
fullv supported by most Americans and
American Jews, and was especially
welcome when stacked against growii^
failures in Viet Nam, Levenaoa mid.
But it tturaad o«t to be a move which
would prodaee nationalism in the
overwhelmingly Palestmian West Bank
and Gaza, which Am mtm uwdw braali
military control.
Levenaon, who iww aappaiXt tlw oeatira
of a Palestinian state in the tnrritories with
guarantoM ei aecority for Urael, was mi
always ee teoad-wiadhii. Aa a PriM^aa
University student armed with .stacks of
information from the Israeli lobby,
Levenson used to champion Imel's actions
in debate
"The effect of that was that I heard a lot
of pro Arab speakers," he said
"Then gradually I talked with some of
these folks, and realized there was more
than one side to the question."
In 1970, when he went to Harvard to earn
a doctorate in New Testament and
Christian Origins, he b«!gan reading works
on the Middle East conflict told from a
neutoal pmnt of view. TTiough such writing
was noticeably absent from the American
media. Levenson waded through "strident
sloganeering ' on both sides and found some
valid pieces by Britkh, Pimeh, Ar^ and
Jewish writers.
"This ma the first time that 1 heard there
were manacm d Arabs by Jews, as well
m maMao-es ot Jmmu by Anim," he said.
1 WM wthinkiM a 1st ef nor views m
PHOTO BY mw, oeaio w M
American foreign policy in light of Viet
Nam because I was always a politkal
libera] . . .Tliere was smim iirfloenee there
in that I was willing to rethink a kt of ny
positions."
Because Levenson is so interasted iattie
ancient history of Rome, Greece and the
Middle it's not suri»-ising that he is
deeply involved in the forces shaping
modern Israel and Palestine. He has visited
Israel several times, the first in 1962 with
his parents, and studied for a year at
Hebrew University In Jetttsalem in 197.)
Among his many lat^SfM and dial^rts
are Latin, OfeA, IMkraw, Mbte mi
Aramaic.
"Dcmonization" of one group by another
is a recurrent theme Levenson sees in
Middle Eastern history. That carried over
into Chriatian treatment of Diaspora Jews
and more rwently into the An^rican
portrayal of Palestinian*. It poMs one of the
roiuor barrim to M^iiAi^ a
settlement for the Occupied Territories.
"In order to establish its own identity,
groups will see an opponent in the most
negative terms possible and try to
dehumanize the other side," he said
"In America, there is a negative depiction
toward Arabs that would not he allowed
toward any other groups, a sort of
unconscious racism."
In response to these attitudes, Levenson
and about a dozen others in Tallahassee—
.Jews, Arabs and others concerned iilxiut the
prospect ()f peace founded the Tallahassee
(Committee on Middl<' Kastern Dialogue it
Started out as an informal covered-dish
supper discussion group, but ended up
sponsoring several speakers of
international renown.
It t(W)k group mi'mhers a while to get over
their initial suspicions of each other, but
soon they hammered out a rough agenda
based on mutual recognition, Israeli
security neecta, recognition of the I^lertine
Liberation Organization as representative
of Palestinians, a Palestinian state and the
need to combat ethnic stereotypes
Working with organizations including
Jewidi and Arab student groups, the
C(»ieiittee brought Israeli Peace Now
aetivlets Galia Golan and Mordechai Bar-
On and Palestinian leaders Mubarak Awad
and Mohammed Hallaj to town over the
past year and a half .All of their
presentations, which promoted a two-state
solution, drew large audienm. Levensen
said he l^ies they had mmm im|Mct.
"That's the challenge for Palestinians
and Arabs to recognize that not all
Zionists are racists And at the same time
it's important for Israelis and Americans
to realize that the PLO is not a terrorist
nr^teatiea. ¥nm will emm htm the
DMiderMM in both piMiM.''
Here again, his experience as a member
of a minority helps him find neMral, lees
emotionally-charged ground.
"It always comes down to Can we put
ourselves in somMne else's shoes?"'
Levenaea says. "AM it muat irork both
ways."
SG year in review; not too bad
BY ALBA AGUERO
rLAMHKAl' SI AKK WKITKR
Lotting back, student government agency directors said
the fall semester was uneventful, with the $8,000 budget
of a new Florida State University agency being the main
■Uddm point.
By giving the burtitute fcMr ConsMvative Studies that
much for one semester, the student senate was unfair to
other agencies that waited several years Ix'fore receiving
that much, .Jewi.sh Student Union Director Brett Tannen
baum said.
"Fair is fair, they should have to prove themselves," he
said. "I'm totally for the agency, I'm totally against what
th^ §B*,."
Defending the decision, Senate President George Fer
nandez said the amount requested hv K 'S waS mimnal
( litl - kIi ■ f I II 'hi' pi' .I'V^I 'n - !' ■ |i' imill;,'
"1 don't know how ymi can c(mi|wre an alloatkm made
in 198H to i>n)> made in 1974 when our funding was me-
third less than it is today," Fernandez said
< )n the positive ^ide. director-- 1 if the the Blink St u
dent Union, Center for Participant Kducation and the
Women's Center praind some of the senate's work dur
ing the semester— contributing $3,000 to fund another bus
for the Seminole Expros sy^m. apeeiM M^^ort the
designated irtvm ptaprut Mid estabHehing tto witdoor
movie series.
They were just [iilit In wnuili thiii ttlli unnt work
on a solution to the j^hi^ problem, tiktcM and drug
abuse and tlw lack of ad e qu ate lighting on campus.
BSU Entertainment Vice President William Aristide
pointed out what he considers a major problem facing the
senate minorilu- .m not i cpresented "There are no
1,1,1, k - III lb.' -I'lden! .1 h.itc I h.i'.e ,1 |iH.I,!. Ill w lib Ml I'
he said
Fernande/ explained the ab.sence of black senators by
saying nio>i black students wanting to become .senators
sought out the PRIDE party and not the ACTION party
during slating. When ^ ACHON ^rty won two-thirte
rftlw senate seats the aenito was ^ wttb finr mi»ritia
and no black senators.
But the director-- were grateful that relations b«'tween
the ,S( 1 president and senate are far better this year than
relations betwMB iMt yMr's pre s id a ot MHm Girda a^
his senate.
"A lot of really good bills that Mike presented were not
pawed because of that (antagonism)," Taanenbaum mM.
Fernandez said avoiding that type of conflict and striv-
ing to be more proles-,i(inal has been a cfinscious decision
"■you like to see the leaders getting along," Aristide said.
But Aristide and CPE Directw George Klos both said
this year's senate has been no more productive than last
year's.
"They haven't really done that much. If they have, I
b,i\ rn'l -ei'ii It " An-,t kIc ^;iii|
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6 / Friday, December 9. 1988 ilorida n«mbMV
1,200 grads bid
farewell to FSU
BY .lAY ( ALHOUN
HAMHl-Al WHIIKH
A lapacity crowd is fx
pet ted at the Tallahassee
Leon-County Civic Center
Saturday morning as
about 1,200 Florida State
University K' udiiiites, hav-
ing paid their library lines
and parking tickets, shul
fle through to proudly ac
ca^ their diplomas.
George Langford, the
commencement speaker, is
rhairman of the FSU
Foundation board of
trustees He will receive an hramrary doctcnrate of
humane letters. Lai^ord it foui^er ot the MunicifMl
Code Corporation, a large legal iwblidiing firm, and is
the founder of the Golden Chiefs. He is also a member
iif'the FSM President's Club and ha.s st-rved on the Ixiards
of several community oriented organizations such as
Kiwanis and Florida Citizens Againrt Crime.
CHie gr«luate in pvticular haa raaaon to mlibnte
coininemxment. John Eaford was a starting linebacker
forUieFSU fmUball team until the summer of 1987 His
foiAball career ended abruptly though, when his car
collided with that of a drunk drivw, Eaford was in a coma
for four days and, when he r^^iiMd coi^ouaness,
learned that his femur was shattered.
Eaford said that fiwtunately he had ^ided early on
to ONicentrate as much on his degree as on playing
football
"It came as a bin help that I was pushed to rearrange
my priorities early on, " he said, seeing players he
thought were better than himself being turned down by
the pros. "It changed my whole outkx^. You can't put
all your beans in one pot "
Eaford has completed a degree in criminolt^ and is
considering 1,'oing into political -.< lence He is also being
courted by the FSU law school But for now, he said. "I
just need to get a job."
The graduation ceremonies will begin at 9 a m
Saturday and are c^en to the public. Langford will
jjive his commencement speech at about 9 15. Hia
ceremony is expected to last until about noon
Taxi takes tipsy
revelers liome
m CfUmTWE SEXTON
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Finals are ofHeiaUy over, Christmas is around the
corner, and I he local bars are packed with people When
the party is over, instead of driving drunk, Bill Thomas
wants ihe drinkers to jump into a taxi, free of charge,
fer a Mrib rUrn ^me.
TImnbi^ o«fBM> of Bill Tlwnaa Chevrolet, will fund the
Tipsy Ta%i for the fourth year in a row The taxi serves
17-1 bars, restaurants ami iMun^es in the local area
I'eople who are too drunk to drive don't even have to
worry about dialing a {dKme— Ti[My Taxi 's phone number
is <^ limiu to everyme netgi local bartan^i. So the
in^Hiated can belly up to the bar and order a beer and
a ride home in the same breath
"The number is unlisted because people were calling
Irnrn their homes, already drunk, and wanting Uy go back
to the bars," said Katharine Hi^el, vice chairnan of
1^ Tma. "that's net tiw poirt. If yea are Avrii yon
dM^ need to go out, you should stay home."
Howard Libin, a Tipsy Taxi committee member, said
the pro^jram will begin s«'rvKe Dec 9, when Florida Slate
University's Designated Driver program breaks for
Christmas.
"We grt tog^r a^ talked," labin laid. "We iirtend
OR fflling the gap between the end of flnala week and
January
Taxis will operati- nightly through the holiday season
from 6 p.m. to 3 a m Thomas estimates that the servite
wUch pve rides to over 200 pe^le in 1987, will etmt
Mb i^proximately Id^OM.
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FLAMBEAU WArr WMTKR
Santa Claus saya he dom't mind if hi>
sleigh u packfld with "war toys" this
ChristmaR.
"I don't think so called war toys' hrod
violencf It s up to the parenU to teach the
children well," said TallfthasMe Mall
Santa John Hunter.
But many feel Usy guns, Q.I. Joe and
Rambo dolls, and video tjames with
violent themes aren't helpm^i parents
teach children the ri^ht values
Across the United States these
protesters are staging rallies and handing
out leaflets to educate the public. Their
goal is to get manufacturers to
"discontinue makin^j war toys and instead
concentrate on making toys that will help
our eh ildren «nMrwt a httHm Mciety tot
the future."
Pareirta around Tallahasaae have mixed
views on the effect these toys h»im on
their childern.
"1 think that it's giving some harmful
me,>jsages about how you deal with your
enemies. I also think it's helping a whole
generation become mwe desensitized to
violence," said Tallahssee Peace Coalition
membnr Elaine Roberts
Twelve-year old .Javi<>r Alfonso doesn't
agree
"It's fun and entertaining but I don't
like guns. I might have thought the toys
wore like real life when I was ymmgef but
now that I'm older I don't think that
anymore," he said
According to a pamphlet put out by The
War Roisters League, war tcy sales have
been steadily inereaatog e ^ci ally the
sale cf realistic toy gUM and video ^mm
with violent themes
"Thi.s year's bigge.st seller is the
Nintendo," Toys-R-Us department head Bonn le Pitz said
The Nintendo system has a number of game cassettes
available involving weapons and violent situations.
Roberts said there is a 'qualitative difference betwem
war toys now and the previous generations." But one
mother, w h(i w ished tn remain aminymous, said they're
just 'sophist icated cowboy guns" and it doesn't make a
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Some consumers are asking about the values and
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"1 gue.ss it depends on how you raise your childen, "
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8 / Friday, December 9, 1988 Florida Flambeau
X-mas tales from the gubernatorial crypt
BY D.K. ROBERTS
KI.AMBKAl STAKK WKITKR
Something vcrv vvdr rviii^; is happcmnt,'
in the stale of Florida when hundreds of
the citizenry willingly stand in line for
ages to shake the hand of Gov. Boh
"Undead" Martinez.
But there they are, lined up in front of
the Governor's Mansion, where
everything more or less stationary has a
bow hung on it. It's the annual Christmas
Open House— punch and cookies for the
proletariat— and to give him his due, tht
Gov is trying to act like a real livi
h u n I a n . gn n n ing wide enough to crack hi.s
cadaverous face.
Out on the lawn, a perfectly inoffensive
cedar tree is wired with indoois^tdour
velvet bows. A choir in green satin is
singing "Joy to the World" for the line
that reaches clear out to the parking lot.
It's a docile iiovvd I'suiilly.
'rallahas,seeans go berserk if they have to
queue up at the drive in teller or on
Thomasville Road at 5 o'clock. But hey.
it's Christmas. You ought to be able to
find it in your heart to be patient and to
Jm' nice even to Kepublicans at Christmas.
Inside the front hall. Bob and Mary
Jane Martinez press the flesh of the Folk
A Springtime Belle in a rme^lored
crinoline stands next to her beau, a
neurity spook stands with his back
l^^nst the Willi, watc-hin^; He has a wire
coming out of his back spiralling' up into
his ear Next to him on the sideboard is
a new framed photo of Bob Martinez and
George Bush giggling at aonething or
other.
After the Folk squeeze the
giilM rnatorial hand, they stanip<"de lor t he
sun porch where the Snow Queen sits satin gloved
making tittle braralets out of gold pipe cleaners for the
children ea^ parents are shoving into her white lap.
The Snow Queen has sapphire^Mue eyes and glitter in
her eyebrows She is a much more admirable living myth
than the .Santa out on the terrace Hf's acting like a u.sed
car salesman
The cookie line under the terrace marquee is even
longer than the Martinez line. S|M>ingtime Belles dip
punch and the Folk load up napkins with iced migu
cookies, profiteroles, white chocolate candy, miniature
pecan [iies and (jastrv puff's topped with burnt sugar
Everyone puts as much as they can decently balance
on the napkin and walks around looking at thx
decorations. Plastic fruit fans are stuck over the Umm
(bora in the Mtn porch. There are nice fir garlands and
wreaths inside and out Not a corner is left undecorated,
unbowed, unfestooned. The sun porch has a tree entirely
covered in Teddy Bears. The front hall hii> a pink
covered, kind of olde worlde tree with fans and dyed
b^'s braatt. Me living room tree is wn^iad in
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QRAPHICS BY SEAN KELLEV
Kids entertained
by Edens' whimsy
BY MARY JANE RYALS
SPECIAL TO THK FLAMBKAU
If You re Afraid of the Dark
wcKiis and drawings by Coe^tf gjani
The Green Ti«er Press
$1095
I can't believe my Mom .wmetimes. Uad either. Or any
grown ups for that matter.
See, 1 have this secret place m the riim of my bouse. Dad
calls It his export wai^iAep hut I knew it's really my
.spaceship And I got ttiOTe tto^ peaelMi prewiag
alongside the house.
And on car
toon day last
werii, I ^^ht
my Mom cut
ting up my
pt>ach trees, sd
I screamed
"Stop It'" She
looked at me
like I was
crazy and said
they weren't
peaches, th(\
were red ber
ries. She was goima m» them tmr dccorMicMis.
Naturally I had a taatrwn nd crtod because big people
just can't see too good. She was ruining my ganien. Mom
said she'd Ix- ^;lnd when I ^'ot older
What's that got to do with a b(X)k'' Lots This book I'm
telling you about must've been written by a kid It's my
favcNrite. Because it's gat, loU df good pretei^ Muff in it
that grown-ups can't see, and it's kinda scary bat iMt like
dinosaurs
Like the first page It says "If tomorrow mornln^! the
sky fails " then you turn the pa^e and it says, "have
clouds for breakfast, ' and there's a picture of a fork and
^oea Mii a ef Amthnr pi^ MS« "VlAe li^
§sm..." then turn Um pag«« "watf U uDund ymu neck "
That cloud picture was so beautl^l I decided to paint
oM top lit It with my wiiterc olors And I liked the words
about wearing the light and going dancing s<> much I add
ad some of my own words beside them Mom got mad. She
•■ad her friend Elaine got that book at the Morgan Lita-ary
in Hew York, whatever all Aat alttff himib, and it coat
a lot of nioney I still don't know why she got mad
When I thmk ot starv things that frighten kid.s, this UK)k
makes me feel better Like on another page It savs If
night falls " (don t forget to turn the page) 'use stars for
streetiights." That makes sense to me.
The pictures have all the ci^ira and use a good tarna-
tion In one picture, a man with a IM sews the word "Y«i"
m the sky In another one, a womMiridMon a fa.st white
horse up above town A giant bluebird is getting a hug
from a girl in another one.
When you get to the part like the name of the book it
says "If you're irfMd of the dark renembm' night
i^nbow " I told my Mom that part makes me feel pro
tacted. She said she didn't know 1 knew such a big word
I know lots of stuff she doesn't know about
The last part is really really good It nays "If there is
no happy ending, make one out of cookie dough." 8e I ate
tkt beek. Cmaa I Uka eaekM doi^lh.
Strange toys in Silverstein's attic
BY ROBKRTA GKORGE
8PEi:lAL TO THi: FLAMBEAU
A Lifiht In The Attic
Poems and drawfi^p
By Shel Silveratein
New York Harper & Row. 1!)H1, 169pp
Shel Siverstein in his poem Blame" says that he wrote
a bi'autiful b<H)k " Hnut rainlxiws and sunshine, " and then
"a goat ate it," so he wrote another book, and if you don 't
like it blame the goat. As a reader, I My three cheers for
the grat, and for the Camel who wears a Brassiere and
for the Polar Bear in the Prigidaire.
May(>e we ner'd a few more gouts for the children's
section ol the b(K)k store which has hundreds of cute
rainbow and sunshine books, where all problems are taken
care of con^iletely in twenty technicolor pages or less. No
stKh MM* este Mlverataia's l<K)-page. imbxed black
and white attic, which holds a curious blend of mystery,
anger, reality, and zaniness that causes one to laugh out
loud example "Quick Trip '
We ve been caught by the quick digesting Gink,
And now wc are dodgin' his teeth...
And now wa «« la^a' is bia intastiiie,
And now we're bttk m the a&o^.
Along w ith word Md buMT WlMtt did tte earrot
say to the wheat?
" lettuce' rest, I'm feeling beet
There are some hard realities, children worry:
Last night as I lay thinking her*
Some Whatifs crawled inside my ear,
Whattf nobody likes me?
WteM" a brit efl^^^^ MrttM na?
This scary looking guy has written several excellent
cMMrtn't txxNts.
Also, this book has practical advice about swallowing
swords, getting your folks to buy you a pony, shooting
arrows, being kidnapped, and being afraid of the dark-
good advice for ai^ Imt no solutions. As the last two
liaaa ill "TMa Br^ia" aajTK But thte bri^ will mily take
you halftray ^mn—
Hm iMt tow ilapa jmH hatw te> t^ a^M.
Ashbery selects an eclectic year's best
BY CAROLYN SIGLER
SPK( lAI TO THK l-'l AMBBM?
The Beat American Poetry, 19H8
^riui Aahb a ry , adttor
David Lehman, s«'i«i editor
Collier Books, 241 pages. $9 95
In his introduction to Tin- Hisl Ameritan Pitelry. 19HH
David Lehman acknowledges the difTiculties inherent in
choosing the "best" from among the burgeoning diversity
of poetry currently being published. Yet this abundance
it iMirthy material ia alao an e aa a ntial p»t of tlw aaad
for a yearly collection, for, as Lehmm peiats out, "m>t even
the niost dedicated reader can keep Up with it all." The
Hi'al Amiruiin f'(iii'\ will \w published each year, with
a different poet editing each collection, allowing this series
the freedom and flexibility inherent in its subject.
This year's editor ia PuUtser Prize winning poet John
Ashbery, who chose a wide variety of poems and poets,
from both major and minor Miuues, fur this first issue.
"I like th»' light the.s«' p<iets involuntarily shed on each
other, " he writes in his introduction "I think we read
them differently in such mixed company, where they are
inflected the tu^i^-larit vttinrtk»a of their nei^tbHa."
Certainly this collection is both varied mA «^Bg, a
synthesis nf voices and ideas whkh are unified by the
themes of Aiiieru an energy, moUUty and diversity In "A
Walk wth Tom JetTersun, " Philip Levine takes us through
a landieiir of vacant lots and houses huddled behind
framqra, whkh MImmm pmMvaa with a toraaw's
hc^ful expectancy: "the roots need cold.' the earth needs
to turn to ice and snow so a new fire^ can start up in the
heart of all that grows." In "Walking the New York
Ba^k Alive ia Aa Sm of lafon^Mm."
Gary Snyder uses a different sort of natural imagery to
show \is "New York like a sea anemone/ Wide and waving
in the Sea of Kconomy " Alan Williamson de.mrilx'S the
guilty trading of power for our environment in "Recitation
for the Dismantling of a Hycbogsn Bomb": "the knowled^
leaching though u.s/ like your cores buried, after long
d^ata,/ in moon polished canyonlands, always/ a mile or
so too near a major river
Siuaa Wheeler takes us into the internal landscape of
"WuA Umuxry Reveals": "several years of caraful
across/ lower Manhattan. A looming sail in a nightmare./
A poolhall, crisacrrased by rudimentary reliefs,/
Mayonnaise in a refrigerator door"
In "St. Thomas Aquinas " Charles Simie describes a
waadaring aaaieh Cor hanHnesa: "I Ml p«ta of mjnelf
everywhere/ The way absentminded people leave/ Gloves
and unArallas/ Whose colors are somber and have the air
vt endlaaa mkite^mt."
The Beat Amerietm ftwirv is a wonderfully eclectic
assortment, whose dittimilarities, Ashbery concludes, may
Ix' those of life Itself "Life is what present American
poetry gets to seem more like, and the more anglM we
choose to view it A«n, the mart Ml i
abuadaaeo onaaaa UmM."
10 / Fri^y, DMembvr 9. 1M8 Florida Flambeau
Some surefire ideas for
literary stocking stutters
D.K. ROBERTS
H AMBKAl SIAKK WRITKH
Except lor maybe a holiday house in
Tuscany or having the laundry taken care
of for life, books are about the nicest
Chriatmaa (H'esent you can give anyone.
Booka are certainly the nicest Christmas
present anyone can give me. so I thout,'hi
I'd share my list with you
•The Anna Papers hy Elli'u (Ulchnsi
$16.95 cloth
Many of you know Gilchrist from her
rMiUi^on NatkNul PnUie Radio aa well
as her short stories. Anna Hand, the
central character in this new novel (only
Oikhnsls's .si^condi appears m Anna
Part I" and other short fiction, but here
she inhabits the whole novel. True, she's
dead for much of it, but given Anna's
(admittedly attractive) narcissism, she
doesn't mind as long aa •vmryoM ia
obsessed with her.
And obsessed they are Anna a ncivch ,i
with a hunger for department stores and
dM^aar clo^M-emitiBuac to fascinate
hmt w«ird Southern family from the
grave. As usual, (Mkhrirt's cut-glaaa
sensihiiitv and dry teoe vivitwta
Southern pieties.
•The Mysteries of Pittsburg by
Michael Chabon. $16.95 cloth.
HoUm Catttfiaid ridea ivain, raly thta
tlawlw'a • little older and possibly
bisexual. This novel by a young writer
who IS not a tiieriiher of the Jay
MclnerneyTama Janowiiz/Bret Kaston
Ellis/Chat Show/Brat F'ack was hyped
nearly to de^ in Um apring. Fitzgerald,
Faulkner, Bellow and Reti) were a few
the names being bandied about Forget
that Pittsburgh is a very old-fashioned
novel alxiut a boy growing up, elegantly
written, charming and accomplished. It is
alao a very American novel,
(temonsU>«tii4 tits jay» at male bcmding
over the hassels of heterosexual
relationships IluckamlJim ride again
•June Kyn- hy Charlom Bronie, $2.95
paper; Wutheriag .ffi^|ft>t figr Smify
BroRte, $2.25 pojw.
These are two claatrics everyone ought
to re read in the light of what we now
know about Victorian feminism The
Bronte sisters weren't meek little
spinsters wasting away in a cold
Yorkshire parlor, they were angry women
conunittad to the cause of releasing other
women from their social and sexual
oppression If at the of 12 or BO, yOU
loved the way C'lndrella Jane gets her
handsome older man in the end and you
thrilM to the undyii^ love b^weea
HM^MTa^ Catf^, Inve •notliM' §a lA
these. The stories are still grip^ag tat
the necrophilia, occultism, insanity,
passion and lust will startle you So will
the sheer "modernity" of these novels—
they both have to deal with MM dMM,
wife-beating, adultery, ua«aBt«d
|M«gnancy, divorce, drug uae <
»A Brife History of Tim» by i
W. Hawking. $24 H.'i cloth
This IS a book about Everything time,
^Mce, KuHbanem, Entity. It aalu tiie
i tondamwit a l gua a t i on cf tow the vmivmm
into being and even offers an
answer. Hawking is the extraordinary,
wheelchair hoiuui rnatheiiialu lan and
physicist who occupies Isaac Newton's
Chair at Cambridge. His book is
dalightfiUly anttad, poetic mad atuffed
wttk Aw CKta to asM* pM^ wtth at
pfiryaa, Ma Imw MM ciwwl. Mm is
OF THE
Anne Rice's vampire opus, Queen of
the Damned, is the great trash read
fof X-mas.
not absolute and the universe is iiil] (d
black holes.
Qumem oftiu Dmrnmed by Anne
Mux, $14 22 (on mle at Dubey's) cloth.
Every Christmas list should have some
classy trash lui il, and this new novel by
the author of Interview with the Vampire
and The VriFri/iireL'£sftitalwuld keep you
busy by the firwide aa you drtidi Iriidi
eoRiw and eat fudge.
Western cnlliir e ha'- t>een fMCtoated hv
vampires for several thousand years and
Rice neatly exploits legends about
vampire sexuality (and the human fears
Uioae l^tMMia mpom) in this ^li^ gothie
novel.
•Civil War Women, edited hy Fnmk
MrShiTr^ ,lr. Chdrlis (! Woiigh, Mrf
Martin tini nber^, $8,95 paper
This is a collectira et stories by
South«^ and Nortlwm wtrntm abmit life
during the Civil War. Well-known
authors like Eudora Welty (with her story
"The Burning") as well as once resfKH ted,
now neglected writers like (irace King,
are represented. One of the most
interesting stories in the book is "The
foothera" (called in (Aher pluem "My
C<mtraband") by Louisa May Akott.
Evwyone knows Alcott as the migary-
sweet authoress of Little Wom^n— it is less
well-known that she was a fervent
ri>oliti<miat wl^ volunteered as a Civil
War nurse "The Brothers" is about a
black Union soldier and a whiti'
Confederate soldier who turn out to b«'
half brother
•The Awakening hy Kate Chopin,
$3 9a paper
Chf^in waa a New OrlMaa writer
whoae "kail edlw" talM became very
popular throughout the country But
when she published her novel, The
Awakening, at the turn of the century, she
was reviled on every side, banned from
ttraHaa, mIM "imoioral." Why? Hie
novel deacribes the "awakening" ti
sexuality and selfhood in a very proper
New Orleans lady, Kdna Pcmtellier Edna
IS not punished for her wickedness or
brought back to her husband and children
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Year in movies '88:
it's wretched again
BY FRANK YOUNG
FI.AMBKAU STAfF WRITER
When the big b<M)k of movie history is written, 1988
will be lucky to merit more than a pwrafpraph. While a
handful of decent-to-line American fllmi were issued,
Hollywood palled as it sunk deeper into its own shallow
grave (rf formula films, sequels and callously designed
excuses for merchandising
The tentative re emergence of well-written comedies
provided the year's main spark of hope fw^ ftiture,
but given Hollywood's track rerord in the part da^da,
Uils, toe, may |»ove a momentary fJuke.
Almost to a film, '888 best were comedic Ron Shelton's
Bull Durham was a reasonably intelligent, character
oriented low-key comedy that created a mounting sexual
and karmic tension between its three main figuiet-
Kevin Costner, Suaul SarandfMi and Tim RobMna. The
film's sheer charm surpassed its unlikely premise; had
its screenplay not run out of steam in its last quarter,
it'd rank as one of the best film comedies of the decade.
John Waters' Hairspray finally brought the slyly
twisted cult director into America's mainstream, and
provi(ted a fiuing screen finale for "Divine. " one of the
iwMt btnuT* mkan ot our time, who, on the verge of
stardom, repvtkMy I»8Hed away shortly after the film's
release. Without a Clue, though minor league in many
aapecta (its direction and editing were amateurishly
slack), provided a winning example of how a strong, well-
considered screenplay, aided by fine performanSM from
ito principals (Ben Kingsley ai^ MichMl Caim} can
carry a movie, against all possible odds.
Of the many "cartoon" movies released this year,
Francis Coppalo's crazy Tucker A Man and his Dream
was the most intriguing and accomplished. Though its
cockeyed pacing and un|Hredictably ttmgue-in-cheek
narrative tone puzzled and enraged some viewers, the
film's manic enorgy was irreaistable, and Jeff Bridges'
performance as its Everyman hero set new .standards for
caricatured weirdness
Paul Schrader's Patty Hearst, which fled town before
may could see it, was a fascinating, firustrati^ attnnpt
to o«Ma a film biography so dense and dirtamsed no one
could enter or share in its morU. Though the film was
loaded to the gills with the director's characteristic
pretentiousness, it captured the miasmic, spent
atmoq)here of the early 1970s with disturbing authority
a^ aucceeded as an ascetic, minimal character-piece.
bi iatmiuAioMl cinema, we fot, briatadly, tuch films
as Tatnpopo, Babette'a Feaat, The Last Emperor .Sammy
and Rosie Get Laid, Au Revnir Les Enfants. Hope and
Glory and Manon <if thr .S'/)ri;i^',.whu h was thoughtfully
double-billed with the earlier Jean de FUirette. As well,
such ofT-the-beaten path American independents as John
Saytea' Matewan, Philip Kaufman's The UnbearabU
lAghtneea of Being, Bagdad Cafe and Mystic Pitta.
Though these films arc as much a mixed hag its the
mainstream releast-s, it was good to be ahle to see them
Tallahassee is till criminally delinquent in getting these
films upon their first release. Seeing butchered, scuffed
and shopworn prints of these movies can be depressing
Perhaps in the future, film distributors and exhibitors
will treat our town as a more "upscale" mirket; these
sllbeat films seem well attended, in general, and ^mv's
(iRlainly a devoted audience for them.
John Huston's The Dead was among the mart
intriguing of the many films we're not likely to see at
ell on local screens; though it's good to have it on home-
video, the film's intimacy seems to lose much of its point
and purpose on the small TV tube. The film s well worth
seeing for its elaborate, charming performances, which
override the essential fiaws in its ccmstruction and
eaoelttsitm. We've also yet to mm Utaiin Scoreeae's
eontrovernal Latt TempU^ion <^Chri$t, at Woody Allen's
latert, Another Woman, and we're just now getting Clint
Eastwood's portrait of jazz great Charlie F'arker, Bird
In mainstream films, the fair to-middling range
included Leonard Nimoy's The Good Mother, John
Caipanter's They Lwe, Jonathan Demme's Married to
the Mob, Md aawal comadtas— Bij Butineu, Bigtop
fmWtt, Qood Mermitg Viit^jmd Bt ^met . U
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Kevin Costner in Bull Durham, one of the year's
b«tt
Movies
from page 11
mrthing else, comediM mmb «i the u|Mwing, mmI tfe^'vt
displayed more life md W^ality ia 'M Am^K WI^
yt'ars preceding.
And, as always, there Iran {rienty of out and out stinkers
from Tinseltown. Tybm flvlqp ^or» in their labyrithine
Wh0 Pnm9d Roger Rabbit,
completoly bl«w Ht iinlqut,
enmiol^ jurist*
visioned, snivehntJ disembowelment of the Klvis Presley
niythos, and David Anspaugh's Fresh Horses, a
ridiculmisly Inrooding pre-teen ranme p-eiented with the
fc»1>i(Mlng gravity et Antmi Ciiekhov featuring
An^tea'a ^niare u^mm, Amimm MCwtty ani
Molly Ringwald.
Who Frarni'd Ro^tT Rahhit, despite its ^ood inlcn^iuns,
completely blew its unique, engaging premise, despite
some inspired Biments, this overproduced tribute to '40s
animated e^tOMS suiTered deeply from the Steven
Spielberg taint. In gravely misunderstanding the
mechanics and comic sense of the old "Looney Tunes," the
film was, by turns, excessively violent, racist and
aggravalingly formulaic- Though audiences and cnlus
eagerly lapped it up, it was an insulting slap-in-lhe-face
to cinema history.
CoRta Gavra's Betrayed was this year's next biggM%
disappointment; in tackling its timely, important topie of
emerging white supremacist raci.st groups, it fumbled and
weakened when it should have charged forward, robbing
its well-meant message of its potential power.
Roman PoUn^i'a Frantic alw blew it; after iH-rausing
a parvww ta^B MR a ^^Mteedi Mt iipi kn^Mdered
through scene after ^t^tkem maim, and suffered from the
typically .stoic, inexpressive presence rfHarrison Ford in
a role that greatly demanded utter emotional conviction
Scarcely deserving mention, beyond this laundry list of
titles, are Barfly. Hnghl Lights Hig City, Cocktail, Comir^
to America, The Dead Ppoi, WtUm. Vice Veraa, foMf
pMiu t mi the plague atwmrim fflma^AsM^ Ul. OoneMt
One of the year's (and filmdom's) worst. Heartbreak
Hotel. Elvis plays the Clinton High Talent Show?
//, Iron Eagle II, Poltergeist ///...(th^ titles oiuld continue
almost ad infinitum).
Two nuyor mu^al ckKun^ntaries were given wide-scale
release. Andrew Solt's Imagine: John Lennon was a no-
nonsense recounting of the eixK h making musician's 1^
and work, told well through judicious use of historical
footage; Phil Jounau's U2: Rattle and Hum, while offering
an extended, aoi^iimi ^i^ellim kmk A the superrtar
reA gtsofi, mOmmi frM the mm ofM^kled, arif-
conscious sl<%aneeri ng that mna Ae imttf smie> d^pMe
is omnivorous popularity.
If we've left .some of your favorite-H^ leart favoi'Hjt
films of '88 ofT this survey, forgive us our ominim. Let's
all hqje the new year of '89 brings us better, nMfe ptw-WBal
and original films from Hollywood, and allows us a more
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Pettis ' reputat ion as songwriter continues to grow
BY STKVE MACQUEEN
KLAMHKAt' ARTS EDITOR
MuHc li' Shoals, Ala., has been a musical haven for soul
greats like Aretha Franklin ami Wibon Pukett, as well
as roekars like BiA Dylan and the RiUtag Stmsa. wlw
have all made the pilgrimage to record in the fabled
Muscle Shoals Studios. But not everyone who came to
Mustk- Shoals If'ft rich and famous
Takf local songwriter Pierce Hettm, who worked under
i-onlract for the Hludio for five years in his youth.
"Muscle is a town I (ta^MSe," Pettis said. "It's
the imM awful, Imkward town and T eoiM («ly take tt
for a month or so at a time "
Pettis not on stail when he was 2(J, signed over all his
puhlishing lor five years and ilnln't make any money He
said It was his own fault but concedes, "they did things
I d never dream of doing to a 20-year-old kid."
With the release of kte second album, ^hiU tht Sm-peM
tAn Sleeping, Pettis is in charge of his own career, writing
what he likes and .succeeding m music on his own terms
Pettis divided time between Tallahassee and Muscle
Shoals while on staiT there, taking murse.s here and thMr
often as an "illegal" music student. Pettis' career began
to up ri^ lA tlw v«y ^ of hte Mwete %aalB teniHc
when SWR ^mz recorded his "Song at the End of the
Movie." Still, when the contract came up shortly
thereafter, Petli.- di-rhni-d in n-ncw it
Since then Pelti.s has begun to make a sizable name for
himself as a sonpvriter, having his tunes recorded or wui^
as far north as New Ywk and as far w^ aa Settle.
"tf I had to count them, I guess there'd be 20 er maybe
30 people playing my songs," Pettis said "I like it when
people lake my songs, oi anybody's songs, and make them
their own
On Serpent, Pettis makes his own songs his own. The
album is packed with his brand of introspective songs,
laden with memorable images. Songs like "Wandering
Moon ' and "Thin Red Line" are gripping in their
starkness and streamlined quality of songwriting.
"I'n a tittle wmrried th^ tt might be too mwA," Pettis
said of the album. "Thwe's no 'easy' SMgs m it. It's all
up front."
To Pettis, songwriting is ,i rraft
"I used to have this romantic idea that you have to wait
for inspiration, but 1 realized that's silly," P^tMsaUl. "Tlie
best w^r to write is to work at it."
§tmw af^i^ ^writers yrtrta tf u itr^OT ^^^hm.
T Bone Burnett ('•he's on a level with Dylan"), Elvis
Costello ("tta ImM, lyric writer around") and Bono
I There s soA^tBg ^^alMMM»Mrfr^«i AMi Is
genuine").
Pettis sees his new album as something very simple,
•cnnething otl^n might view as overly aantime ntal.
"The serpent lies sleeping is what we do in sptte of evil,
what we do when it's looking the other way," Pettis
explained "I know it s corny .ind not eveybody s going to
buy it but what can 1 .say'' "
Next Friday Pettis will throw a record release party at
the Warehouse, wlm« musical guests like Don Dunaway,
Velma Frye (who recorded two Pettis tunes on her new
album for Flying Fish Records), Del Suggs, Cypress Creek,
Robert Hutto and Bill Haughev will perfurm some <rf
Pettis' songs before he takes the stage and sings the .songs
from his new album.
"It's a little ^omaniacal but it's great," Pettis said. "I
love what tteae pai^ 4e to tte a^es. N«ie (rf* th«m i^e
Pierce Petti.s' record release party takes
Friday, Dec. 16, at 9 p.ra. Admission is 95.
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BY ANDREW MACMINN
When Claudia Bucher's
newest performance art ex-
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at the Railroad Square In
dustrial Park, it will be the
hi^^gcst project she has
ever worked on.
"It's 79 and one half by
29 and a half feet, " said
Dave Crick, director of the
621 Gallery, where Bucher
will perform. "We should
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ple in there "
The "Mondo Condo" < x
hibit is centered around
space and people's adapta-
tion to difTerent spacial
conditions Bucher has
iiutdi led the upper part of
the warehuHe to represent
a modern condominium.
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dream-like quality
throu^'h lighting and sym-
bolic objects.
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materialistic society,"
We've b<>en having alxtul H(K) people at
op«'nings, " ( rick said Fie said many art
show regulars come to opening nights at
the warehouse but alciof the students who
wmM er^Mnly show at the rahiMt will
not be coming due to Christmas break.
The last piece Bucher performed,
"Claude's (Jarage and Body Shop," tfKik
place at the Wind<iw on Gaines Street. A
misunderstanding with the Tallahassee
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Claudia Bucher looks around from her vantage
^ point above the warehouse floor. Her new perfor
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Sugar is sweet for FSU,
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BY JACK ( I^IFFORI)
ri.AMHKAl STAKK WHI im
Florida Stale players will he the tirst
ones to adrtut they're playinj^ in the
wrong bowl against the wrong team.
On Jan. 2, the nme day FSU faces
Auburn in the Sugar Bowl in New
Orleans, Notre Dame and West Virtjinia
will play for the national rhaiiipionship
in the Fiesta Hov^l in Tempe, Ariz. The
feeling aiium^' ihr Seminoles ia that
somebody made a mistake.
"The two bMt teams in the country
aren't playing for the championship,"
FSU nosejiuard Odell Han^i'is said.
"Miami IS lieitci til, in Notre Dame and
we're better than West Virginia."
The polls don't back up Haggins'
rtatementa, though. The Irish are No. 1
followed by Uw Hurricanes. Mountaineers
and Ihf Semiiwles. While the team feels
cheated by what transpired lor the bowl
season, tlw faoa are in for a greM Sugar
Bowl.
FSU finished the aumem on a nril.
OutscorinK its final fcmr ^^p o nanU by a
combined 218 34- including a 59-0 romp
over South ("arolina and 17 iiealiiin of
Florida— the preseason picks for No. 1 are
finally playing like a top-ranked i
"We're not satisfied with our
we're ju.st coming together as a team,"
Ma^;;,'!"'^ 'he end of the season
we thrashed .South Carolina up there.
Florida came in here and we did the same
thing to them. We were finally playing
p>eat foiAball."
More of the same will be needed against
Auburn, co-champions of the Southeastern
Conference and ranked seventh in the
ptills. To find the Tigers among the
statistical rankings in defense, just look
up. They led the nation in scoring defense
(7.2 points per game), rushing defaiMH
(6;t 2 yards allowed per game) and total
defense (21H 1 yards per game).
It prolialily didn't hurt having the best
defensive player in tlw ganc on their side.
Tracy Rockar, a 6-foot-3, 27i-pound
tackle, Wednesday won the OuUand
Trophy for top interior lineman, ^ockar
finished the season with 101 tackles, 13
of which were for a Ims, ami five
quarterback sacks
Offensively, the Timers run the ' .Slack
Attack," named after quarterback Keggie
Slack. The term is somewhat of a
misnomer, though, because Auburn can
move the ball The Tigers averaged 214
yards rushinj^ and 21!t yards passing;
while .scoring 30 points p«'r game The
junior quarterback from Milton completed
168 of 279 passes f<Mr 2,240 yards and nine
touchdowns.
"He's a vouni,' in;in w tin - --lilKl
emotionally, stays level throughout the
game," Tigers offensive as.sistant Larry
Blakemy said in a phone interview from
Auburn. "I dm't kiMW if Ik's a great one
yet, but he will he befmv he leaves here
P\SU counters with an e^ense that has
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and nmning b«:kfl Sammie Smith and
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1,714 yards and 16 touchdowns
The .Seminoles' running game
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Smith, Carter, fresiunan Cluis Parker
and fullback DayM Williams carrying
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The FSU defense has steadily become
one iif the nation's best, finishing the
regular season rated 16th in the country,
allowing 282 yards per gum.
1 .ast year, the Seminoiai routad Auburn
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team this year," he said. "What we've got
U) do is prepare for w hat 1 1 h ink is a better
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There's too many
bowls, but we're
picking 'enn anyway
BY KODNEY CAMPBELL
KI.AMBEAl: SPORTS EDITOR
Okay, no speeches about how there are too many bowl
games thia year. There ia neither the time nor the space
for such a tirade.
After a 6 2 record last wet-k, I'm niiw H9 42 fur the vcar
This last pit ks (dlunin of the fall semester isnifT, sniffl
IS {Icdicatod to 10 III the 18 college bowl games
Florida State vs. Auburn in the Sugar Bowl— Last
year, someone around here went off on a tangent just
before the Auburn game about how the Seminnles are
a bunch of chokers who couldn't win the one it their
lives were on the line Well. I still don't think they're
the iial ion s best team (we all know Miami isl, but they
have earned the respect of a lot of people. Besides, my
friend, Jenny Snyder, in all of her graduating wisdom,
says FSU will win. PSU by «.
Miami vs. Nebraska in the Orange Bow. 1 It's pretty
obvious who the winner of this game will he Whi'ii the
best team in the nat ion i.see above i plays a Kig H champ
well everyone should be able to figure the result. Miami
by 7.
Florida vs. Illinois in the Ail-American Bowl Illinois
put it on the Gators in basketball earlier this v^cek
Florida looked limp and flaccid Well, the (lalors f(«)tball
learn hasn't plaved niiich belter of late, tint 1 liey will lie
belter than
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Notre
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Miami if the Mountaineers beat the Irish in Temp«v If
Notre Dame wins, well, the Irish are lop dog in llu'
rounlrv right now and the Irish will grab llieir first
nalioii.il lille in ,i hmg time Notre Dame by 3.
Michigan vs. USC in the Rose Bowl-Wolverines
Coach Bo Schembechler has a rough ride every time he
goes out to the Left Coast to play the Pac 10 champ No
matter how bad the champion is (remember the
Washington vears''i Mi<higan alwavs gets its fanny
whipped Why break with tradition'.' USC by 10.
Arkansas vs. UCLA in the Cotton Bowl— Talk about
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the RcMe Bowl in its home stwlium. Now, tlw Bruini have
to go to Dallas, where it will be absolutely freeiing, to
plav in theCotton Bowl against a .Southwest Conference
te.iiii th.it .iciualU i^ii l on proli'atioii I'CLA by I.
C'lemson vs. Oklahoma in the Citrus Bowl-If you
like run oriented football, watch every second c^this OM.
If you like games where footballs All the air and the
scoreboard keeper has a tough time keepitig up with the
frenetic pace, watch another game during this nme slot.
How is Oklahoma's quarterback doing these days'' And
wliat'^ his name' Clemson by .5.
Louisiana State vs. Syracuse in the Hall of Fame
Bowl— Fans at LSU are wondering why their team,
which beat Auburn earlier this season and ended up tied
with the Tigers for the Southeastern Conference title,
isn't plaving in the .Sugar Bowl It's proiiablv becau.se
your team links, LSU faithful. How wretched they
looked Hi I h i! loss to Miami, leaking of loases. . .
Syrwsuae by 9.
Washington ^ate va. Houston in the Aloha Bowl-
These two teams i an put the crooked number- on the
Iwiard Houston adiiallv ha> a passing attack these days
and Washington Slate In , it ! '( |,A Sounds like a pitWH)
for a network to use. Houston by 3.
Iowa vs. North Carolina State in the Peach Bowl-
The two have combined for four ties this year The
temptation is there to pick another one. Iowa by 3.
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norlcUl flunbeaii Friday, December 9, 1988 / 19
An old friend helped make Aubry Boyd a Seminole
BY RODNEY CAMPBELL
¥ lorida ^at8 Btarted recruiting Aubry Boyd the day he
was born.
That's because T year old Michael Hunt was a friend ol
"' ■ ^here Aubry was born
m 1969. Th.' t w„ ati. nded Southwest High in the central
(.eorh'ia tdwn. Hunt graduating in 1979 aiMl Bwd in 1M7
They also played baslietbaU under tka atmc eoub. Om
Richardson.
Hunt went on to become h basketball (xraduate assistant
at FSU and Boyd became one of the top recruits in the
re^non But cfTers from GeorKia. South Carolina and Iowa
didn t amount to much in Boyd's mind. The 6-foot-6 guard
went where his old friend waa coaching.
"I'v* kmtwn Coach Hunt my whole life," Boyd said.
"And (FSU Coach) Pat Kenmri^ is a great coach."
Hunt, now in his first season as an aaatMaitt at Towam
(Ma.) State, doesn't think
he's responsible for Boyd
wearing the Garnet and
Gold.
"The credit for recruiting
him has to go to Coach
Kennedy," Hunt said He
and his stafT did a great
job. I've always known
Aubry. You could tell he
waa goii^ to be • food
ted»tba]l player."
hofi showed flashes of
betn^; a very g<M»d player
last season, so much so
that Kennedy him
fmet a six>man Parting
ItaMM^ Uiis season. Boyd
•faartaacain.st the shorter teams the Seminoles face and
6-foot'9 Irving Thomas against the taller ones.
"Aubry turned into a good player late last seaam,"
Kennedy seid. "He has several Mrengths. He's an
MeMfert pki^ «Hio probaMy knows the system as well
as anyone, he's a very strong defensive player and he's
a very unselfish offensive player He s valuable now, but
he'll b«' invaluable as a junior and senior."
Boyd IS part of a sophomore group at the school—
includmg Michael Polite and I^id White-that Kennedy
tbinks will be the backbone of the spcHt at FSU in the next
i^lrie of ym. All had a tmigh time finiii^ their roles
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rebounding ability and Boyd was switched fi-om point
^ard to off-guard and small forward. Last year, Kennedy
said Boyd would replace point guard George McCloud after
McCloud graduates at the end of this season Hnyd saw
some time at the point his freshman year, but Kennedy
decided to sign Lorenzo Hands out of West Palm Beach
Twin Lakes High as McCloud's successor.
Utat freed Boyd to make his move.
"I can fill some roles," Boyd said. "I can give quickness
to the wing. I'm confident in my defensive abilities. Last
year, 1 didn't have a lot of confidence. PoM glMfd
most important part of the team."
He's in a unique position now. Boyd doesn't mind facing
players who are three or four inches taller than him while
on the wing.
"I'm just an oversized guard," Boyd said. "You play
defense with your feet I'm usually quicker than my man
I can get position on hini "
But there are other times, when he moves to the
backcourt, that Boyd has to go against playen who are
three or four inches Bh(»ter than him. Iliet's wlwn ttie
real challenge surfaces.
"He has to adju.st to playing agaiaat shorter, quicker
guards who try to strip the ball away from him," Hunt
said
Boyd should Uke those words to heart because only his
mother has known him longer.
FSU NOTES
•The Seminoles, :i 0, host Stetson Friday night at 7 at
the Civic Center After beating We.stern Michigan
Wednesday night in Deland, the Hatters are ,3 1. They lost
to No. 1 Duke 90-62 Monday night on the road. Stetson's
losing eeorer is Ran^y Anderson at 19.7 poinU per game.
Awierson managed 16 points last Decenrimr wbM FSU
beat Stetson 80 67 in Daytona Beach.
•The Seminoles are led in scoring by Tony Dawson's 21 3
ppg average The senior from Kinston, N.C. had 28
agai nst Central FlorMa; 27 againrt Flmida International
•1^ 21 in Ibe Flandm game. McCloud has the high point
game the season with his 31 against the Gators last
Saturday.
•After Friday's game, FSU will play seven more times
before school starts again Jan. 9. The Seminoles have
home games with South Alabama (Dec. 14^ South Fknrida
(Dec. m, Rid«r (Jan. 4) ud SoMhem MMamp^ (4mL
7). FSU will play ita first road game of the season Dee.
17 at Penn State The Seminoles will also participate in
the Red I-.ihster Cl.tssu in Orlando Dec 2M 29. lacing
Central Florida in the first round. Auburn and Villanova
pley in Uie otlm tmue on the SMh.
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No one shuns Wanda Burns now
BY ERIC J. LYMAN
H.AMHKAli STAFF WRITKH
When Florida State guard Wanda Burns started
playing basketball, the boy* wouldn't let hn* play in their
basketball games.
Things change.
Now, after 10 years of playing the sport including loni
at Macon (Ga.) Southwest High School and a year with
the Lady Seminoles, the guys &n't seem to mind eo
much.
'"niey used to tell me to go on. lliey raid I was too
small," Burns said. "Now they let me play becauM they
know 1 know what I'm doing."
Docs she ever. After sitting out hist season as a
Proposition 48 casualty, Burns has returned to
haskriliall with a vengence.
Through the first four games, the 5-foot-6 off-guard is
second on the team at 3.3 assists per game and third in
scoring with 14 points per game She was also selected
to the all louniainent squad in the Tallahassee Hilton
Classic la.st weekend Not bad fur a player wheunito
toss up her shots underhanded.
"I m»le my shtAs underhanded until my eoach in the
seventh grade told me n<A te," ftiTM ^d. "I've been
improving since then."
Her iniprovenient over the years has surpriwed a lot
of people Most expect that a woman of Burns' slight
stature would he anything but a basketball player. But
give her a ball, and watch their opinions change.
"Whm I flrat met Wante I Aoi^t to myself tiMt there
WM no way that a girl as small as her can play
basketball," said FSU forward Tia Paschal, who has
played on AAU teams with Burn.s. "But now when I see
her It just makes the game more exciting .She's so quick
and .so good."
Paschal isn't the only person to mistake Burns for
something besides a basketball player
'When Wanda and 1 go out places, people think she's
my little sister. They know she's not a basketball player
because she's so small," said 5-foot-ll Karen Thomas,
who graduated from Southwest High School with Bums.
"She doesn't look like a basketball player. That's what
makes her .so gf)od "
Hut there's more to Burns' game than fooling people
Defense is her specialty, and it shows. After averaging
four steals a game while at Southwest, that figure stands
at two per game this year. But more than that, there's
no telling how many shots and passes she has altered
"I just look at the girl I'm guarding, and I try not to
let her do w h.il she wants to do with the ball I want to
concentrate on stopping her or stealing the ball," Burns
said. 'If they changed the rules so I couldn't steal the
ball, I'm not sure I'd want to play."
Biuns' teammates believe all her ability has done what
it's there to do - help the team win.
"She makes everyone el.se better," Paschal said. "With
one .step, she's shooting the lull (W leasing it off. I just
love to watch her play."
FSU NOTES
The Lady Seminoles, 3-1 after two ttMimaments, go on
the road Sunday for a chance for revenge of their only
loss of the year After losing to the Miami Lady
Hurricanes 96 H,') on Nov. 25, FSU travels to Miami for
a chance at redemption.
After that, FSU takes on Florida in Gainesville on
Tuenday. The home slate for the Christmas break
includes Stetson on Dec. 17, North Carolina on Jan. 2
and Southern Mississippi on Dec. 2. All games begin at
7 p m
The Stetson game will be at the Florida High School
Gym since tile Tully Gym floor is being resi^aeed. Hie
other home games will be at Tully.
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Gov's Cup gets a fast break
BY JACK CLIFFORD
KLAMBKAU STAhK WHITKK
The Civic Center, with newly arrived help from a
niitidiial burger chain, plays host to a "whopper" of a
high school tournament Etec. 26-30.
The Gov^nw's Cup, now in Its eighth year, ha*
changed its naiM to the Burger Ki (iovcnior's Cup
The fast-food restaurant was add« d u, ihc marquee last
Thursday when it pledged $39 ,()()() over the next five
years to support the event. Sixteen teams, including
defending champion SH. Petersburg Lakewood, will vie
fat the tri^hy'
'VnimaiMttt B(«er Englert saM with the
number holiday tourneys across t h e state and nattai,
exp<m» is Que hey to Iwtng successful.
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Are y<Hi Ml OMMOC
toeat?T)o people accuse of
shooting from the parking
lot'' Well if you're looking
forward to more in-
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ttmi, msm is tto Me to
start practicing fbr flie
NIKE three poini lontest
Kntry is open to all FSU
students, faculty a id staff
with a validated ID. NIKE
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peticipants in the event
that begins Jan. 18. Look
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Flamlx'Hu orirt^^oreidl
136 Tully Gym.
Miami will be the host
city for the 1990 NBA All
Star gum, H WM MUmtne*
•d lluiraday.
The city, home to the
0 14 Miami Heat expan
sion team, will host the
40th annual game on the
weekend (rfFeb. 9-11, Ccmi-
mistioner David Stern
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our name recognition" Englert said. "If you don't have
that, you're the one being left out
There will be a total of 26 games played during the
five day tournament, involving 12 state teams, two from
New York and one ei^h from Alabama a^ South
Carotitta. Fawttes htdode Liftmraod, 1o(»l povmiiouae
Rickards and Boys & Ciirls Hij^h from Brooklyn, NY.
Fldnda .State fans who venture into the Civic Center
will 1h' able to watch a future Seminole in action. Rodney
Dobard, a 6-foot-9 forward from Delray Beach Atlantic
High, re(»ntly signed, a letter of intent with the
Seminoles.
?1ie Burger Ktaig Govemor's Cap wO be lield Dee.
26-.30 at the Civic Center. Admission is $3 per s«'ssic>n
and a tournament pass is $16. Burger King is also
li«ft*li«nder Braee
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Braves.
The Florida A&M
men's basketball team
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vitational TMfMUnent
this weekend at the
Gaither Athletic Complex
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IMMACULATE. MUST SELL NOW,
REST oFFaa. Mwm leave msc
OirWmm ^•clall M Mvuang LX.
naw wmynf^mmm, AC/iwat,
Can Mr Tuc^ at igfili aWar %
1960 Ma/da GlC Looi,s aoo 4, r ^o
air neai Needs ne* c iul' h o,-'s Jf
mpg! S700 Call Missi IV3 OWO
1911 CJ 5 W U« 304 (engine hal WOO
miles) intenor is immarulale New
Clutch, two Iocs UMO OBO in 0217
1972 Plymouin Sattelite
df BriMBMBR MOaa CBBII MM
""im awy int«i
MM amiTE FORD VAN, va, mm
mm, NMD TO SELL. tSOt
CALL 2«f7M
MvaaiMMMT HIMB twUltNy
ifatB *W0. Foptfa, MorcaaM, Corvette i,
Cttevyt Surplus auyart Guide
I BBS i«; 4000 eat S «S72
l»7» TOYOTA COROLLA
DURABLE. DEPENDABLE NO
TROUBLE, RUNS GREAT. AC.
AM/FM CASSETTE. ASKING SUM
CAUL STgVt tn-itM (IMVS) OR
m4m (NIOHTS)
AUTO TINTING
TALLAHASSEE ENERGY
EOUIFMENT
Oal^PICM
RSiULTS
KA«r«MICI NINiA W
ItSO mN**, r«« StIOO ar Ml BNar
Call Oaar»a a mi
02 OFZ r» '
Laeht a rww araM. SUOB
P»SiM
Suiuki GN m. n madal, gBa< eMMHI,
new battery, under 1,000 miles
Can keith s;4 leave rnessagf
FOR RENT
1 bdrm lurn apt avail.
Jan I Close to stadium.
SJ4C/mo Call B renda S74-HW
FORI ST MILLS
SuMeaiaapBciaiMMdiltltMkBMM
FSU Mia/tno »4 «M«r
1 bdrm 2 ba apt cMw to
, S4^i mo & deposit
Call til tin
1 bedroom with earBBtf , W cotaB i«M 0
coupla Mock* trans FHI. BM
KRM Raalty «4-^
Stiare ma 1 tanM cawM, ciiiBMaMa and
paal wim aiMy IB wiigwyB. TW*
• M al RTivatv BM iMMy aiMMiflat
lor t4iS
KRM Realty tttttSt
TI twaa rs. 1 bedroom 2' a bath pool.
ImMS courts ana Oei ks available
January hi m niw tor »/«l, mo
KHW Realty 224 3753
Attractive 7 bedroom lust a couple af
minutes from either FSU or TCC
H7»/mo
KRM Realty 224 IKi
PRINCE MANOR
APARTMENTS
I ] 3 BEOROC^IAS
Havden Road and Jackson BluH
srttaaa ufimsm iATie4
CASA CORDOBA
AvMtIM waiting hsi sur.ieas^ ; bn-
1 bttt paoWde Call hu ivq
3 bd plus eiKlosed garage makes this
large ttome a great rental on the
soutnside tor U7S KRM 224 32S3
Close to FSU and FAMU. rant al
beautllul wall lacMd MaanaUa Ceurtt.
fOMi MBftlfia ^ MM
aRMaB»a> nt tm
^rm^M. U40 **
KRM Raal^ M4 ttS>
teocjagtawa
MBOit l^atti F
Iwati
Apt lor rent 144S mo & util. t Bdrm,
r J ba lownnouse t lose 10 TCC a FK(
Call S7S Ml
Colony Club A|Hs
I and 2 bedroont aRia
ONICtrieursI KS 30 M F a ia4an Sat
CALL IM'fitt
SMncster Leases
WALK TO FSM
VBN'H !•«• Hta IMMyla aM avSM
Ma hanla •! c aii i Ruo parliiii* at
NtGH POINT PARK
411 CHAFIL OR .
Spacious I Mrm apts starting at t]40
CALL m NS4 OR in 47f I
MOWOAY SATURDAY
1 BLOCK TO FSU
1 bdrm turn & unfurn, *ith QUiet Mvtr^
ample parding ttexibfe leas« terms
FOUR SEASONS
Mtn FSU Mr MK me
KRM RaaWy »4 MM
MuMApl.HMIncMldatall util. cable,
peal. tawMt, vary claan, nam to campus
Atk aBevt L II now)
Call rtum
WALK TO FSU Sublease ll«aana/MW
„.„,, turn „|,1 Ava l DeC 1$. LaMMTf,
pool W>i<no 224 MW
SMUal IM/lka POM front apt
5 min from FSU rwatklng distance)
i^.*ii STS M?4 leave message
BRAND NEW
Homager raid I bHtt from stone BIdg
1 M, I ba, totally ra-dacorated w/new
carpet, bardwood lloers. ceiimg fans 4,
Florida room top notch condition, year
laaia desired (ais/mo
CBN 224 3l7i days or Wi a033 eves A wWld
Available Jan I
CHATEAU OeviLLE
Sublease large spacious 3 bd I . b.i
great *or ? 4 people. overlool<iny pool
close to FSU available ASAP saao mo
Call S74 3269
4M 1« VIRaiNIA ST
12S-O00I
MONDAY FRIOAV. 0:SB-S:M
SATUaaAV, l»t«»4:M
IM ruiii c^^**
Sublet tbd apt Clwlica Apartments
t2S0'mo no deposit. Jan 1 April
< M< S?4 03,-!
t>ARNWOOD APARTMENTS
1 bednjiini 1 fsalh I bio, N trom FSU
campus I all 'Jiiirt ftSI V6ej
SuBlin' I turn ettii iiTii , across Irotn
Ma S<lwal t290 mo .n. ludes utilities
tall 224 %tn iv loessage
Apt n Calher.ng hu ..ii(iie.*Se Fully
turn SlOO cash to )s' person »fho
947 O-iU
I FOR TWO
Orte Iri b^-m, Raol, laundry, clot* to
camput. him, Marioa, Mitra ck»el
tpaca. C«N HI Bttsil la/iS
1 BDRM, 3 AND ONE HALF BATH
FOR RENT NEXT SEMESTER IN
TtMaeas call p» wm
4 M. cantral A/H, carport. If MM.
waNi IsFSU, avail ian i, etHy %mtmm
Call 177 ISM
Jbd.caittral A/H,
ckxaloFSU, SI7$/m«.
CMI 077 IMS
larfo tiara.
FALMS WRST
:Jbd, I' /ba iurnisned»»IB«
III m-Mt
• CBNtitB lans & pm,
Available Jan ist
3bd turn house 1 bin d f '.'
tMO/mo 224 ?0I« ?.-4 LMvn
r-i NEAR STADIUM
"BB.f Aat tnr rent luroe Ibdr I bath.
Apt lor rent large Ibdr I bath,
back tM»_ a tmr0jm ' ^ - '
IM/ Vfjbt (urn A unfum t
at Falmt Watt avail Jan 1. 1
Manag a d by Martin Raal Eo^
COLONY CLUB
M SM sbB aai, ttn niB a H m.
CallShawn or Tumult m OBt JW1
CASA CORDOBA
2 BD APT FOR RENT ON TENNIS
COUliT, AVAIL JAN 1
CALL S;4t5i« FOR DETAILS
Campus Edft Apts
Per tam Matat avail, amy a law loft
1 bd, Iba turn cable, watar, patt
control, garbage 4 sewage inci, I bik
Ham cw^i, cMaa to avarytMnt
22 / Friday, December 9, 1988 Florida Flambeau
M/F RESPONSIBLE RMMT OWN
ROOM t. BATH, CONTINENTAL
OAKS CALL >74 H76 OH i ?i 7555
TIMBERS
Suhlp,lS(. 3 b<i, 2' 1 bt, V«ry UMClOUli
Ai.o,l,-n ,),-, k UiO C«ll ST* 7iM
ASA CORDOBA
Sutjit ; brt ? bath on T r ourts, pool.
SfisjM,!. ivi'igh* rni. 'iubrif>us< i,ttintlry
THE TIMBERS
J M, I'l bath, microwave, aerk nrw
rwg, W/D. pool. t»nni» Jati at S9» J454
SublMH: ] bdrm nice duplax, all
equipped kllchen, fireplace
m'l vrn
CASA CORDOBA
tuMaaM: ibd 2ba, 0'i'>i','il.' nu
576 286 ■.
Mabry Villa«t Apts
2bd. Iba unturn apis AvatI Jan I
For more mfo call 574 1188
THE GATHERING
SuMiau. 3bd, 2ba, starting J^n
Call 575 2*60
Vary clou to FSU on* bdrm lurn sf.cfi
duplex water d wwage lurmsfK u ™>
pets, graduate or mature stuficni
Avail now «175/mo 3M 7WB
Tneed women
or men to asaume leaaa at Otccola.
Take over leaM 221 71U or call
Private co ed dorm
tUVLIT^ FUHN APT ONE BLOCK
mOMP%U »275/MOiUTIL
CALL 681 6174
Close to campus
1 bdrm studio apt
tno a month available Jan t
Call St) tm, 324 ini
or tit «I27
3 bd hMM. patt t cMldren OK, W/0
hook up, $400 mo
575 2i59
SUBLET UNF UBN APT ONE BLOCK
FROM FSU »240/MO & UTIL
CALL 224 57M
WAIT, STOP, READ THIS!
Furn 2 bed, 2 bth condo, A/C, W/D,
garage, 5 mm walk to campus, tree util,
and a pooll Regent's Club, Licensed
Real Estata Broker, 1349173
I & 2 bedroom, spacious apts near
campus FOR GIRLS.
Near Sweet Shop 716 West Penwrnia
I* If iif t* IW tf I*
Chartre Oaks »•
,m „ I .MOBOOM, I BATH ^
'■^ Pool, RMwwItoH, UimA'y ^
SMS/IM*
'-^ Call Laura or Amy at S7»-0S»J**^
I MOROOM PURNISMC0
NopMercMldren Partial util. HSi/mo
575 2859
I ■■MOOM FURNISHBO
No p««i or children Partial util
S250/mo, tiSO dep 575 2»i9
2 BIDROOM APT, FURNISHED
No pets or ctiildren Partial ulil
SWimo 57S2IIS9
ROOMS FOR RENT: MM* ft l>*lliaM
All utilities includad. t17S/nM
5»52t5»
Lq spacious 2bd/3ba
Available end of December $420moft
utilities Call JS6 ni'tH hii,., 5pm.
THE MEANWHILE RANCH
Sublease beginning j,iM 1
2 bdrm, 2 bath .^pl s.n, M'.vft
GREAT PRICE
Sublease: Cish h,<ii i,n,i,., (irnuml
parking, me,ii (ji,tn (,,.,■ 1 ^bie ufii
included fn,tin srrvnf -inswermg
SafVlCe. S mm *dlk i<, f su
224 2274 est 1104
OSCEOLA HALL
SAVE SIM
I M/F opening available lor Spring 'i*
Great meal plan mcl Call Shane
^22 3i47 or 575 07M or 1305) tSl Nt3
Haatfad South? Have a nice placa and
a quahtied rmmt when you arrive.
Call Ideal ConnKtMm collatt:
Mil mm*
1 1 bd, I ba corner apt close to
campus. Pool, laundry and racquet ban
IWynie. Call Rick or P at at J74 )2U
Choose ttte place wfiere you get a choice
Seminole Village
FSLJ's dHprn,»t,vf. housing offers ttie
Ultimate in fjor mifof V living Come sea
our model and rer icvp rompiete details
1308 W Bt.-vdrrt 224 7114
Beautiful 2 ■■lory. 2 hdr, . Ba twnhie
w teiling fans & W U I bik from F Su
Simply the t>esl James at 222 2806
ibd & 2bd apt available, wilhm walking
distance of FSU, U» to S42S/mo.
Call Raynar Ra»Wy m iWB
tuMama: Furn IM Ibath apt lust past
Stadium an Haydan avail Dec/Jan
SSSS/mo ft utilltiat 57* SS«2
Call Mike or Glann
Huge 2/2"j tewnhouM w/tireplate,
fenced in yard, yy/0. close to campus
Call Tim o r Ray at 574 2390
PMtntWMl.HiWaaacASAP, I igbd, Iba
a^. CMm-m*. altar Ok 7 cmi
caiiact m m fMi
HARBIN TERRACB
ROOMMATES
Fm rmmt ntmk needed 'tKiK luo iba
•pt. M mln avalk to Union Sl*s ft ' t uui
* daWMf. Call imiSI
M/F Mn tmlir t» riiar* tMnt>» apt.
W/ftraplac*., quw naioMwriiood
Sin/mo ft 1/1 uttt. Paul nt *>n
Non smh f m to Share lux N)d/2ba Own
room & nth rm furnor unfurn S2S0/mo
ft , util Shawn 942 0033. $99 1077
Fm smkf rmmt, 2bd Iba apt.. Own rm
120 7 50 mo, ' I elec & 1175 deposit
Free cable, laundry pool s;6 S842
Mature non smoker lor own room 3bdr
Iba iMMIa neuH qulat ft near engm
WOpatSSDO. util Tom 878 77*0
Sublaaie hout* naadt I fm rmmt
*lJ5/mo ''4 ulll Near Bill's bookstore on
Palm Court 2» 9472. Call Catherine
avail Spring lamaitar
Reemmala wanted to share
3bdr townhouse close to FSU
Call 222 1404
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FLAMBEAU
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RESULTS
call NOWI I Wk Irom FSU dirt meap,
rmmt naadad for next semester to share
I bd apt w/kitchen. bathrm, ft living rm.
S77.50 mo ft 1/1 util 2M I5W Tom
Naad rmmt to thara 2 bad, > Mil cotidB,
•nwnttlnlnclu*R00i,<traRlKa,W/O,
ale lit; SO ft ■'i utilities, no deposit
57* 4159
THE TIMBERS
.J spaces available m a 3 bedroom,
7"1 bath apt. SiSO . mo Call 575 I9*«
WALK TO FSU
SHARE I BR, 1 BA IN THE SPRING
S122.S0/MOft UTILITIES
CALLaWOMI AFTER S
Wantad; J roommates, male/temale to
share apt in The Lakes. W/D. garage.
S)tO/mo ft ' ] util
Call Terr y or Susie at 575 1737
Roommates Wanted
] roommates needed lor I bdr, i ba apt
ana Mack iram Wbstcatt. SI)S plut ' i uHl
Call M» 0l7t , leave massata
Fm rmmt needed for j,tn i to share ona
lafSabrapt, pool, laundry, tennis, etc.
Call 574 6240
or collect after Dr< 8 i40/ ".nv
Fm nonsmoker lor 2 tjed townhousi-
Sno/mo aiMt 'fi utilitin
Call ill! at S7*-jiHi
M/F rmmt to Mlara 3 bd apt, ll«s/mo
ft Ml ulll, acroat Irom Civic Caitlar,
avail Oac 1?; Call m-ms
AMLE ROOMMATE WANTED
THE OATHERINO, t)*5 mo. W/D. furn
clubhouse, lenms court pool, 575 1710
HOUSEVIATE NE EDED FOR 3 BORIM
HOiJSf Nf AKrsu GRAD STUDENT
ON. t Vt, .UTIL CALL 224 4/52
We need d mature responsible male
roommate. SIM/mo ti utilities
CftW us lor aata lK srs^74
WALK I FSU
Mature fm rmmt needed to share Ibd
apt. SI40/mo 1 1 util Call Lisa 222 7398
Waiil*4: Mature person to share 1 bdr
house near Wothivood Shop Center with
serious grad studant ft 2 daos.
Slii/nw ft I/, uttl. siitm
M/F rmmta naadad to share }bd/lba
duple« Myl* a»l naar Gov Sq sun dKk.
quiet area, vary nice place Serious
sr qrad studant praf SI75/mo ft 'i util
Al an *«4 MM«, «i* SS1S
THE GATHERING
NEEDED 1 I f). F V NSMk
W/0, »I75 MO i * EXPENSES
CALLftS* 1886 LEAVEMEtSAGE
HELP'ii
Nsmk fm rmmt needed lo share } bd
2 ba. furn apt in Park Point Call Jodi
at 575 0775. after 12/11 13051 719 4210
TH« LAKES
RMMT NBIOIDl MALE OR
FEMALE TO LIVE W/1 GIRLSl SMI
PER MOi P S. THi OIRLS ARE
CUTE, CLEAN, ft FRIBNOLV
STS-WW Idra. ftawa («WI S*M«M
Fm rmmt to share bdr In I bdr, I ba
cendo at TomalMwk Tarraea, naxt fa
stadium, con^taly turn, tits/in« ft
'1 util Call sn aeis
Needed Immediately
F m rmmt to share master bdrm in 2 bd
apt. $90 mo , ,1.1 4 no deposit, bdrm
& living rm .>,». ,,.1,,) large
Call 681 2981 btwn 9 OO 4 30, as* for Susan
Fmnonsmh r m rii t needed to Share2bd
2 ,ba apt m The Lakes »l*Omo, 1 util
Call Cathy 575 07M
r m nonsmoker needed own bd ft bath
STOO/mo ft '/I utu avail Jan I Cetaiy Club
Cteaa f einrmin yi? «8i
F rmmt wa n t a d J bd I ba partially furn
tl« ft <i util
Oanialia S«l «oe7
Oteek tfw Flambeau
/ of noosq feel, new duplex. 2bd/2ba,
turn, avail 12/6, pre! M. no smok, no
gts, prof or grad si.
W/mo naar Gov Sq Mall, «7? **«>
Fm rmmt wanted to share 3 bd, Iba
rant mailar, M bd w/bath for S30] and
</) util Available 12/9 S7S 3I0S
Needed: I or } nonsmk F to share, or
have by yoursell. master badrooffl and
own bath Furnished Clot* la FSU.
Call Abby or April at STS-IMI
$205/mo.
OF jPE HATE ! ' ! M rmmle neiicloil lu
Spring semester at Longleaf Apts Own
room. 2 blocks from stadium, A/C,
tennis courts, pool, laundry.
575 5175 Scott
Fm rmmte own bdm in Casa Cordafea
Avail mid Dec or beg of Jan
Call Rebecca at 224ll*l or 57*1143
Student needed to share 3bd Iba house
Inc W/D, furn. hd wood firs
Close to FSU ft TCC call 57«9fS*
Fm rmmt naadad ASAPI
Own rm In 2bd, lb* apt 1.3 mil** from
FSU sw SO ft '/I mil, sTS asa
Roommate wanted responsible,
nonsmoking, preferably female, ASAP
STOO/mo & ' > utilities, deposit
Call »5* 7»27
Nonsmk fm rmmt needed tor own rm
in 3bd, Iba apt at TaHahaMcc Hills Apts
S1>S ft <1 BtH, Call Lisa at 574 2M7
Female to share 2bd 2ba apt, Casa
Cortei. S227 SO & . oiii ptioi tiubhouse
57**034 Abbv (leave message)
CASA CORDOBA
M or Fm nonsm needed, own rm/bth,
poolside apt. laundry, tennis, clubhouia
sauna. S31S/mo ft < > util ft deposit
Ted 575 »230. after Dec 14 (4071 *45 1307
Students only please
THE TIMBERS
Fm nsmk, own rm ba W D. 2 decks,
fireplace. 2 pools, t court, ',i cable.
>/] util, S33$ mo, avail Jan I
57* 3* 12. leave message
HMMT. private home, kitchen
pflvltadges, close to r ampus
SJOO mo inci utilities
3*5 1443 or M5 4143 before 10p m
Roommate needed immad to share
claait and vacious 3 br, 3 ba noma.
«*MW mm Mdt, loint cuttady. iftt lOW
THE TIMMHS
3 claan nosm rmmts naadad to share
3bd twnhs w/lrpi StOt/ina ft '/iutll.
Call Chris 575 7113
F m rmmt needed to Share Ibd ^ cleia
to F su ne>t to Osceola Hall pool SISOft
, util plus tlSO refundable dapowt
224 «3}3 call anytime after Spin.
THE GATHERING
Needed 2 Im rmmts nsmk, W/O,
starting Jan 1st Call S7S 6227
Need male rmmt starting January
Jr/Sr Grad student preferred
Call Ro ger Alvarei 1305 ) 379 9000
UNIVERSITY GARDEN APT
Roommate needed. Dec rent already
paid, deposit needed. SI37 50/ mo move
in anytime Call Frank at 223 250»
ROOAAMATi NEEOiO ASAP, SPRINO
SEMESTER. ALICE APT LOCATED
BF HiNT) AAf riB* r A L I 222 3934
ROOMMATE ~
nMeU by January 1st fematp for
spacious towmtHWse, W D dndtirppiace
5l63'mo 576 87/4
2 bedroom ? bath turn condo S mm
wall" to FSU, WD, qarnqp re-nt
includes ut.i cable rn^id and pool'
Rpgent'^ Club
Licensed Real f stdtf Broker 224 91 73
Male rmmt needed 'o shtjre t)edf oom m
2 bdrm, 2''^ ba huge townhouse with
f TfiMACt & &Kk. tlSO/me. Cam m 2S»
THIS IS LIVING!
NEED MALE ROOMMATE TO SHARE
ROOM IN GREAT 2 BDRM. 3 BATH
FURNISHED TOWNHOUSE, 3 MIN
TO FSU ft TCC CALL NOW 57*705
MtOOIN MMN
Fm rmmt la occupy ODm rm ft bath in
(upar lownhous* on golf courta
Rant ft i/i util. Call *i* 73W
M rmmt naadad, 3bdrm apt naar Gov
Sd Mall W/O, SI3S/mo ft '/] ulll
Call S7I 4337
PALf^S WEST, nsmli t. needed New
rarpet&t.te S120.mo& 4Ulil s;4 2070
or call collect 305 24S Kattiv
Fm rmmt needed ASAP, sm rm in 2bd,
mobile hem*, SI2S mo ft >/> util.
Call Tracay *t S74-0B7 or 5*3 *33«
Fm rmiW, utmfc, mature, responsible
tWjaiMaild v% uHlltla* Off High Rd
3»5 t»W hw or 333 3930 wk
Fm rmmt wanted for own room m
spacious 2bd furn apt on corner of
Pensacoia and Ocala Call 574 210»
M/F rmmt needed ASAP Move in own
rm, 3brm 2ba spilt level home J350 mo
for rent, util, rabte &. pnoni m6 r^^s
F, nonsmok to share 2bdrm apt in
Mabry Village 5197 mo ft- ' 3 util
Call 57* 6310 After 12 6 (2051 277 10*0
Fm nsmk rmmt to share ?bd 2ba apt.
Casa Cordoba 1 SOO 407 «2« *M*
S325 mo ft ' I util
Grad student looking lor m.iii. rmmt
Own rm in furnished duplex, walking
dlstaiK* to FSU. Sise m« ft >/> util
m tm. *44 4333 No dapaXHi
Roammat* iwaded to Hiar* new 3 M,
1 to hauta, tW.St/me ft 'ft utU
CatI IW *My
Need nonsmk fm for spring to share
3 bd, 3 ba trailer with w/0. Sl*t par
month plus 'j utilities Call 574 3321
Share home private 1150 mo. share
utilities, central heat 4 air W D near
f SU Call r nail at S76 62ifi
Walk to FSU F m non smk m.i!ur|. need
ad to Share bdrm for spring Stl/ so mo
ft M cable, util Call S7S4I);/ n msg
THE LAKES
I or3paeple needed to snare 2do/ 2' jba
w/garage Can roneii (IDS' 2S2 iiTOV
or 1174 I .'?H ,||t,., tj.iv /rif
WANTED
Volunteers Needed
LION COUNTY LIBRARY
In Ilia ba»a ma n t of Northwood Mall
Call Jack at M7 3**5 e«i 303 or come by
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL LIBRARY
A Trophy ( dSf
New or used
Call lor David at 38S
Rent the Warehouse
Far Cllristiiias Parties
CatI 33«**3I or 5»*W3*
FRONT BUMPER
FOa *lli^1l POfttCNI
tTBBL Oil OLAtt
JONN
n3-47a3 betwaen I SftS M
334 711* alter i Mlpm
Do You Need Art?
FREELANCF ARTIST SEEKS WORK
Design work .nustraiion, logos, signs,
cartoons, proiraits typography,
cailigraphy and more
Portfolio ava t on request Call 574 1*25
I need a futur preferably femala ^
lllh grade student Aiijebra 2 ft EnpHth
Call Wendy at 878 62M
I NEED A PLACE TO LIVE
beginning I 1 '89 II you have a 2 bo apt
and are looking for a quiet, serious male
student renter
Can v^rtor ,11 ^n. 111 ,',.,,..p
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY
CALL ST CNMCN 0» CNIIIST
Across from FSU Floa Arts BIdg
Sunday BibI* Claiaa* f .JOam
Worship lO'lBaffl. *:;
Wed Bible Clau; T SEMn
m Wtf T CALL tTiilT
cftftinM MMHtriiT, iM-nr*
Episcopal Chapel ol the Resurection
Eucherist Sunday i l*ani ft i*am
'iSS W Jefferson SI l!f tnst
HILLEL FOUNDATION
Shabbat Services Fridays » 30 pm
•43 W. FanMcsIa St
331-StS4
rr aa Byla iHR (MvartMy c*>t*r
Raw. MIMn S. Carpthars, Minittar
*«l W Part »»a. SW-oat
Saint Andrews ftump OWrcft
Sunday Service- IS Itam
402 Timberiane Rd at Meridian
MS 425*
FAITH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
'^o'*%S*:^* *tB»*May ftoli*:4te
tits MarMHais Rd , M-ftW
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOO
Dr Ct^arli-s Muqhes f'astor
unday Seryiies 10 SOam ft 30pm
A'flni'Sddy ' ISpir.
7M1 Thomatville Rd . K« 4t34
m c nur< n ol Christ Sclantlst
may Service 10 30am Wad: 7:japm
122 North Adams St. 33*-e*a
SaMt Aupustine St Church of Christ
» 30a. Worship I la. *p Wed 7p
W St Aufustine St. 234 «3«3
R T Williams Minister
CATHOLIC CO CATHEDRAL OF
MINT THOMAS MORE
S«tt:Mpni; |«nl:lt, » 1l:K,ft*:apm
W dBdni W f d ft TaMMMa* St mmi
TALLAHASSEE LIGHT CENTER
Inlerlaith, Metaphysic al Sunday 11am
Parkvyoott Pia;fi »5
2328 Apalaf riee Parkway
Dec II Rev Ray Hutchison
r*r*M Hai«(itt BaptiM Cliurch
Sunday khael: v ioam; Mtarwip nam
IMS w. Tftprpa ». mmn
TrMlty United Methodist Church
Su nd a y Worship • soam. tiam
Sunday School 9 30am
111 W. Park Avanua. 333 112*
Unitarian Universalist Church ot
Tallatidssee ;810 North Meridian Hd
1«S SI IS
10 00 Suri Aduil [jiSt.jSSion Forum
11.00 Worship Service ft Children s
R.i. Prd«ram tNursary iih
«WllW»ar: Harvey Joyner
UNITY OF TALLAMASSBE
RtV. iULIE KEENE, MINISTER
SUNDAY WORSHIP t:Mft II A v
"DIAL A TI4O0OHT" S*l 376i
t«3» CROWPtR RD. Stt 57 4i
UMuartMy Clivrch al Chnsi
Sunday WoriAip lOam
Wadnatday Bible Study 7pm
901 ThOfa^vlMa Rd. 334 0*14/3 24 s.vi
UNIViatlTV LUTNIKAN CENTER
Sunday Worship ft Study 10 30a.Ti
Wt W icilerson St 224 *«st
WESLEY FOUNDATION
united MetlMdist Campus Mimstiy
Sunday Worship Ham
T tursday Night Supper *pm
Rev Tim Joisat, DiracMr
703 W JeMtrtw M. 3ttWI
WESTMINISTER
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (PCAI
The Rev James G Craft, Pastor
Sund*yScliaM*;MP; Mrvlcas lla, «p
IM Omtm Br., IWNH.
HELP
WANTED
Florida Flambeau Friday, i)( (tnih( t !),
APALACHEE CINTH
FOR HUMAN SERVICIS IMC.
Mdilal HmIWi IkdmlciM I (OPS m<M)
Day lr«lm*nt A high ichool «lp|nii«
or It! muivaKnt and on* ytar el diroci
patienl/clioni work <>p«ri«ict In a
drug abuse, mental heallh or
rehabilitative proqram. Related
vocational/tectinical traminf or cotlaqe
education can twbttitule at tiM rata el
m clatreem, N teinnier or «s quarter
haurt lor the year el reaulred
weerienc* Mutt have a «alM FItrM*
•Mver's LIcent*
Salary 14 7) per heer.
Cloi* Oalc; l}/11/M
Apply direct Apalachee Center lor
Human Servicet. tli e Tennettee SI
Tallahastee, fL or mail a completed
Apalachee applicatien to Perunnel, PO
»o« \rn TallalMitee, PL Mm (foo
MTMi; equal eppertwnity employer
Make hundreds in your spare lime
Placing posters No selling
Cdll VU 13M0Nev
Magic Years Pre school needs
Mftim Dec 1^. cJiHhSw
Hm^Um. Ajg^t|fi^M VMCA or cMI
Wanted FSU itudtnt
to do heuieclewiing U.»/hr min,
JWir»/mo itimt h*«t onm trent. and I
l Ob rele r ence. CM IW »TW
Wanted babyMtter ler time oM wIfMn
iMlWa« «Mane( of r SU tttrtmc IN Ml
Mod t MM 2 30 « Tuet li TNurt 7:»4
Call fJi 1(M
Oreat Holiday Job Opaertenily
Going home lor the Holidays?
Need a tun P/T iob?
ii lusi so happens that the
HONE Y EAKEO HAM CO is in search
01 si'.>v3nal help to till our sales counter
And production positions We have
siofi-s located m the lollowing markets
Jacksonville Miami. Orlando. Tampa.
SI Pete, W Palm Bi h. Ft Laud , Ft
Myers. Sarasota, Hollywood, Pen
sa< Ilia. Pompano Bch PMH* CtWk ttle
while pages or mlormationtarMWfliore
niMresI your home
Elder ly vwoman needs cooking. Itghi
cleaning help I 3 hours a day or a lew
Mounona Mft Ok. H/hoHT. aN maHloMa
Mmil Of WM»r. Iltia WOHOEO
HMf its to Go
Odivef? panom naaM.
Call btwn M:lt ]:lt
Man Sat m n»
STOCKMOKH THAIMt
Oopoi^unity tar coliaat wad. w/a
0t«lra to bwW a caraar m the tMcli
brokerage InAnlry Send ratuma to
Hibbard •roiMi t Company, »m Proa
perily Parmt Rd. PaMi Belt GarMnt,
PL iMia or call Mr. Stanavltch,
(<eT) mew or trewttaK
ProleiMr seekt loving peraan M care
ler 4 year old and ) yearaMHllMlianie
IS hours per ayeeli CMaa to e ompx a,
lleiible liouri. M SO/hr
Call Sally at 234 nai or MtMM
CAMP CONCHARTY
GIRL SCOUT CAMP
On beautiful Pme Moontain Oeorgia is
noui hi^ fig iQf Ihe Summer ol IfOI.
POSITIONS AVAILASLE INCLtfM:
CAMP DIRECTOR
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
WATERFRONT STAFF
IWSI % k LIFECUAROtI
CAMP COUNSELORS
NAtuoe SPORTS CRAPTS,
DANCE HORSING
AND IHEATER SPECIALISTS
CONTACT CONCHARTY COUNCIL
OF GIRL SCOUTS INC
U44 )3lh Avenue
Columbut. GA llfSI
(««> nr MM
' "iwing plastK surgeon s otiice
f I help lor general ollice v»/llght
I5« IS^S^"*" **■ ^
JUNIOR
PROGRAMERS
TALLAHMMI
We rp roNSULTEC, INC , a IMtlOMI
leader m systems developmant fOT OR-
line nterai live healthcare application*,
r, . urrently expanding our
appii. ai ons development/tyttems
support group in Tallaliauaa, Fu and
hava paaltlani aMerdUia laclmlcal
challaata t paraanal grawtn.
OualHMeandldates will have a BS
leval degree in computer science on
MIS. Six monttH two year^ programming
experience using COBOl. on large v ale
IBM/OS maintrames IS prelprrpd lju'
not required Key skill vis are c OBOL
VSAV, JCL and TSO Of (MS Any
experience with CICS or fifallhfarc
applications IS desired, hul not
required
You would be involved in the deaign,
OMiyM. R ovilop mo n t 4 itpgort at
CONSULTEC, INC oilers COB M»IU» a
compensation, excellent benam A a
CAREER opportunity not itol a |ak. To
pwrwa flM> appartunny caH ar land
DEMISE DUNN
Cerperale Recruiter
OINSULTECINC.
mt RaawaH Kg.
I«N0 M*-* Rlyar IIM|o
im) 3M-23t1
im) m-rm
EOE M/F
Full ' r
b**yonrj I
RECORD STORE
'* Part time *ma% help &
•^fW) Wide knffl*t«lQeo( muvc
¥ 'tfiid ' csump/AppU( dtion to:
/WM ' -.if,, B'vd 323n
PIZZA HUT
DELIVERY
Drivers*
Cooks
Counter Help
WANTCQ FOR NSW
• Full and part tlRia p oal tl op a
• F lexiMa Hawri
• Free maaH
• Opportunity lor advawcam g at
• Competitive salary
• Plus much, much more
Appiicalions arcepled anytime alter
Nov Isi Please apply in person at
Pi vm Mt» 0^s>ary , III <I M I> g w Ofm
'Drivers t^u^' tn- 18 ypars or ovpr have
a valid <u iv't \. Ik ense, habihty
inturonce. & oependobte trontport^ton
ST(^ m $t TALK WITH US
ilMVT J&tmm <MW TCAM
ACTORS/MODELS
WoMMt and AcHng Mm, hew to gat
fham. IROM* Npa 4 tmrmmm, maior
contacts, all ages t typaa. Sand tor
details ta Dan Ford PuMIMIng,
>UK CnroaalMiMi Cr, SiMa mi, tan
p a, FL BM4
GUMBY'S PIZZA
N<M accepting applicMians lor dailvary
tarvm. i wm agi at i wan ln gi availaWa.
CaH »4 Ml* tar (tetalH
AVON FREE SPRBE
Begin now and ret leve trp*' proluf fs free
trainmu It irci- samftifs
<"h11 Mrs MrKsri at SA, S'.>||,
CLUBS &
ORGANIZ/inONS
JUGGLERS
CHRISTMAS iUOSLING
Yes, we'll still be meeting over
Christinas Break l though in somewhat
reduced numbers) The Tallahassaa
Jagglars Clab every Sunday 4 «pm on
ttia Green belynean Bel lamy 4 the pool .
Want to laarn to tuggia? Want to watch?
JMt eema on by, you don't need to be
a member No equipment required
(we've got beanbags, balls, clubs, etc.)
More into: S;S 353B
CAY/LEStlAN STUDBNT UNION
We re here lor you! Pleaia Join iM.
Gay Raps Mon, Thur apm 217 New UMan
vwmient Rap A/ton 7pm FSU VMmnan^ Ctr
Business Mtg Mon t 30 234 Ne«v Untan
or write GL5U, FSU Box 5»14
For into rail Sieve at 234 »S96
CAROLYN
I WANT YOU'
Delta Tau Delta
PERSONALS
Vow win some, you lose some?
1 Hka we won! Ramambar you're
all win* Jan am. I love -p
DAVID MILES
Happy Birthday
I hope itj a great one' Have fun.
Suzy
Garrett Blanton
Craig and Todd
Owi ya' graduated
Wa^ itUts partying with yau guytl
Lil and Marrtey
JEFF
WOULD YOU OOMT Tn[ houOU oF
STUFFING MY STOtx INI,'
Annette Fennel I
Yau are ftie llrst girl l have ever loved
I will miss yov lor ever
Lmm Rob
TOM
It's going to be e blue Christmas
But maybe a gre« New Year* Evat?t
< It batter be, ar you're getttng »M NMa
vaari)
love always Kris
Jeff Douglas
E vfn thougFi vou never h.f*a<j mp,
I ^tiii wanted 1o wish you a
Merry C hrisTma^ ^no Happy New Year'
M.+ vli** npit year'* I
Mucklow w^uates!
F$U iu^ wont &• the %»m»t
I'm flod I'm leaving Gadidevi,
totawM it fwt wouldn't bt
ttie ume without you'
Jeff Lampman
HE CAME
HE SAW
He flunked outt
CHRIS WALTON
I LOVE YOU!
HAPPY 1st CHRISTWIAS!
• LUANA
THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PI WISH
TO EXTEND A HEARTFELT THANK
YOU TO THE LITTLE SISTERS FOR
A GREAT SCMCSTER,
we LOve Yoo'
DINING & ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE
Go Banana's Tonight
Pool Games Big TV Great Food
Pocket Santfwlcli
^ Emporiwn
Creeii Middle Battom^^^
• Vegetarian Feed
Chicken, gyroa, lalatal, baUava, pW
• FRI Ziggy S9
The Fronl » cMa
•SAT The Front
•tWt * MM- Oraw THHMn
•TUB, Ma* TNUR fit
TIJFS WED, THURS Ladies r)r.nk PrO*
Name Vour Brand M.yfilirfiis e iO
r ffirn 9 Kl 12 nc F Drinks
Na'fif yriM' f" I'. ; i- jnnalls
i2« WIST TENNESSEE STREET
MOVIE RENTALS
LOW Rates All ratings Best selectian
VCR rentals No mambership
MSVia TKM
Wain SI Can^. ttm W. Fensacala,
sroMOi Open Man Thurs Mam l«p«s
Fri 4 Sat igam llpm Sun tl^pm
THE WAREHOUSE
rai ~ CMeata CMk OtaM
SAT T*ant Thang
DEC lath Pierre Rett s Debut Alburn
M€ t?tll Parri Laws b'li Wharton
ana The Pat Ramsey Band
m m 9ikmmt
PALACE SALOON
FSU TRASlTlON FOU I) YCAIIS
HAPPy ttOUR *1Pm M( OtAFT
WITH SANCHMICN OF THC WIBK
Open < pm OaHy
S KM't Tavern S
■
I
cmMmif MM <N TOWN ■
PHMt VWe^t Foosbrt ■
Pool Tablp^ B
" '.1 .1 T P AO I T 11- I . »j , , , . _
Happy
Anniversary
To Me I ! !
Have you been the victim of sexual
assault? Relug* House / Rape Crisis
provicas Individual coMiseling and a
Sexual Ataault Support Oroup traa el
charge. Please call Ml tlll
Phi Kappa Pti
Kaap buying those X mas gift*
lor Friday nighl
only two days left
Tallahassee Community College
Guilar Class tJO
Register noyir, r ail 48< 9200
Instructor Alison Bert, M M
ST
IM* EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
PRES RUSS MAOEM
V P MIKE ROSEN
SEC^ OAVIOOARAFULO
TReS: CHKIt VOMMCIC
SOT AT ARMS: JIM STUNFORD
in
ALPHA PLEDGE CLASS
THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PI
WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE
VOU ON YOUR SUCCESSFUL
PLEOOESHIPli WELCOME YOU AS
EQUALS INTO OUR BROTHER HOOD
U1 WAYNE LONDON lU
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE
WONDERFUL JOB YOU DID AS
PRESIDENT IT TOOK A LOT OF
DEDICATION & HARD WORK. BUT
YOU ALWAYS PERSEVERED
THANKS, THE BROTHERSA LITTLE
SISTERS OP (Me> CWAFTBB
Help Bubba trim a brand new kinder
gentler (tolsticel bush Dac II
intoxicants, holiday spirit,
ornamenis optional
BUSINESS
PERSONALS
FISCHER'SGEMS
MKT GOLD $15 GM
Wadneadm Fsu UiUen
Flaamarkat Sat and Sun
Tallahassee in B lOt
386-5092
lot oil vyilti Ttiis ad
)-ft II MOVING'
Try SEMINOLE MOVERS!
Raiiable sarvlca, cheap ralea,
t llaxibia haur». Call Chru t?4 ie«4
Appliance & CM
We buy. tall, service, rant. Irati B
linance now B mad ACs. ratrtdgarators,
1rm»»rt, waHiars, dryers B stoves
Guaranteed Quality Bast Prices
CAMPUS APPLIANCES MHiil
HOLIDAY PARTIRS
Stripping Santas, Singing Santas,
Santas lor tl«a kMs.
Singing Taltygram 171 4SH
f riOOV- fji.l I Ah,-r,. ^ai^ ijpl a ' lill,' c
Seminole Village
rsu's AilernAhvp housing otters the
ultimate ifi dormitory living Come see
Our mo<*el and re<eive complete ctetaiis
IMt W SRCVARD 234 rtU
No pr»Ofw' Not at home' Need a
number for your apphf ation while out
lotting tor a |0b? We'll answer your
phone V 9>ve you a number Don't mi&&
That jff^ortMt c««l.
HORSES
BOARDING. LEASING. B TRAIL
RIDES CALL M* »M (LOCALI
MOXIE'S
SCu oil Sale STILL GOING ON
Vintage B Funk
44t< I IM OAINBS
■ tM W TENNESSEE ■
f-'ON THB STRIP" ■
CLARi- APf. lANces. AH maior
appiianre'. anil a.r < ondiNonars tar tale
or rr-ni S6.'
NEED CASH?
We buy gold, lewelry. class rings,
diamonds, coins. sMver Augwttinc COM
S hop, near Pay Sr IKIall. WB3MB
WE BUY B SELL USED PIANOS
DELIVERED, TUNED
FINANCING AVAILABLE
JIM'S PIANO
N«t-C WIST TMAUm ST.
FLAMBEAU
CLASSIFIEDS
Office Hours for
Christmas Brtak
THE MAIN OFFICE
Mi S Woodward Ml IW
OPEN thru December 23 fam lpin
CLOSBB Dacembar M January 1
MSFBN January 3 Um Sm
THE UNION OFiei
NIW New Union tU-StU
CLOSED lor break
REOPEN January 9
NEED TO SELL
Airline ticket. Tally to Newarli Dec 16
to Jan 4 Please call S/5 8!92
LOWEST PRICES
ON TV S STEREO'S VCR'S
WE ALSO LOAN MONEY
GLENN'S GUN • PAWN
VONBOF iT 4 POINTS
iS»
Rayban - Serengeti
SUNGLASSES saye 40S.
GREAT XMA5 GIFTS 1 -iM sniDP'-g
' ) iij I «00 tBATBAN
LONELY
FINALLY
A LOCAL INTRODUCTION CLUB
that anybody can atlord, all paopM M-W
CALL fW IW*
TNT HIDEAWAY CANOE RENTAL
DIRECTLY ON WAKULLA HIVf. R
AND HWY »« t; UP TO 4 HOURS
50< PER CUSHION CALL 92 5 641J
SPORTS BUSINESS
To order the l«M Directory ol Sports
Management/Marketing Firms and
Event Promaters, tend S15.»S to Sports
Advltary Group, 171 Martall Orlva,
Bleomlieid Hills, Ml agon
a******************
: MUSICIANS :
e Florida's Fines! *
* FLAMINGO STUDIOS *
« Alfordable la B 24 track ^,
a recording; albumt, as's B demos *
* Call S7« 4741 t
Airline ticket to Dallas, roundlrip,
laavat Tallahassee 12 22, raturna 1}
Regular tare $700, Sell lor int
laa-ioaa
WINTER SKI BREAKS SPECIAL
STEAMBOAT/VAIL COLORADO
f days, 4 nights litt tickets Inci plus I
SKI PARTY with live enteHalnmantB
complimentary beverages. Starling at
SIM. Call CAPITOL TRAVEL lor
datails 224 37S7
SUOAR BOWL FACKASBS
9 Mfllts including game tlckalt
Call elFITOL TRAVEL lor details
224 ]7t7
AIR TICKETS
I HAVE 1 ROUNDTRIP TICKET
TO MIAMI FROM DECEMBER 22
TO DECEMBER 27 ON PIEDMONT
AIRLINES CASH ONLY H90 00
FIRM CALL DAVID AT 222 3»»7
ANYTIME BEFORE lOAM DAILY.
SPRING BREAK
DAYTON A 7 NIGHTS SHO
CANCUN ) NIGHTS SISS
SNOWSHOE SNIGHTS S1SS
CALL BREAKAWAY TOURS TODAY
I'los-Mt-nb
IWANY OTHER PK05 ALSO AVA'L
OMR WAY TICKET TO CHICAGO
DELTA DFC 14 180
S61 4801 ASK f DP Pf NNV
TRAVEL I
RIDES
1 want to vHi A one Wi*v titkfi to
Chicago tf-dvinq 13 ?0 & i nefd a pidnp
or car t),i( k from Chicago 724 4752
Will take prisstfngpf to Midmi or HMT
area Dec 9
Call CfOdv S7fi 03'>3
Airhne tit kei
Tally to Newark. Dec 12, SlOO OBO
Call 8/7 3M0r Frank
Driving Jeep \Maggoneer to San Dtaga
Dec ?7, seek passt-ngers
r=i|l Rot) -It H>H
Oneway ticket stops in Cherlolle,
NYC ILaguardla). itliaca NY on Dec 10
sisioBo Crtiaa-wai
Oneway Caatarn ticket from
TalMiaiaaa to Be«an. Laavas Dec . Mti
SW» OBO. H* S4» call attar >pm
Foraalaieneway ticket loLoaAngaMt
Irom Tallahassee on Dec It. tlW OBO
Call 57S 0014
ONE WAY TICKET TO NY OUT OF
JACKSONVILLE 1100
CALL 57S S8II3
FLY VIA ATLANTA
to Mlhutaukee Dec )«, S34e vahM, yaurs
tor Sise. Call 3ia low
SO TO LOS ANGELES
Oneway ticket, SlOB, Decenibor IS
Call Dale at S7««Mt
We Buy
Used
Furniture
.if ^ < ,1 -una hi' ic .
575 6044
.>'.l' lo. USED Dipt
A 9 Furniture Inc.
JEANE DIXDN'S
FRIDAY, MSCBMBBR 9, IM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! IN
THE NEXT YEAR OF YOUR
I.IKE: Miinev and fret- iinic will tie
viiurs in ^realM .ihunit.inn A new
ri IdlBjnship Luuld brinij wonderful
prarf of mind. It is lime to start a
prii)e<l lhat will pmmoK your own
iiiiiTcsis I.illle will hold you back
i-iire vou make your tntenlions
linuwn Yipu will In- ((lad Hi hear
Ituiii iKiipic mil 1)1 VMur iiasi .A
windfall Ii pussiMr' Kedrjubk- your
I tfirts to bnng lanily immfam
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THIS DATE: actor John Casw
vetr!.. comic Redd Foxx. mmedi
enne Hermione (unsold, lurmir
House S;)eaker Thnmav "lip"
O'Neill, ai lors Kirk l)ou){la'' and
Beau HridKC-. loot hall v ihck Hul
kus, lockey Willie Harlack. singer
Umnv Utunood. actress Dina tier-
nil
ARIES I March 21 Apnl l<)i You
neefl to tlliish KTIam leltrr^ and
Kci them on their way. A money
){ift could Neip nend a lift Tike
Kond care of your health. Give a
romani e anrjlher chance
TAI RI S (Apnl 20 May 20): All
of a sudden thing!) are falling into
place ,igam! Be carriul not to iread
on someone's ego today. Your
peraon^ r^tisRiiiifa ate on a
smootliar ooune than in the raocot
past
(.K.MIM May 2 1 JlMO YsW
mind IH flooded with dMaib 10^.
How vtU yau can tort thMi out
will determine your level a( auc-
cess A revarch pmjecl detidopa.
You muld find lome important
,in Ai rs Lunsull with experts
LA.NCE« (June Zl july Hi
Ki» vour noae to the griridsione
It": .' u can score maior finanaal
III ' . .ireer gains today. Entertain
mn ,i\ home proves moR fun than
gom^ lo someiinr else'a hoUM. Sign
important papers.
LEO (July mi«. m You have
hen iMdK a lot a( atnaa litdy.
Vaup Htti mnaaii
Some phyaiad activity will help
you relax Romance begins to
sparkle. A candid convenation
leads to new rappori with aomeone
special. Keep sn rels
VIRGO (Aug aVpi i"-.?! Ill,
not take on mure lhan yuu can
hande. Devote your eneripes lo
pmitcta already undw way. Lov«l
ones are hqipy to go irigng wWi
your plwis. You eaiof ymr ttidff-
ship rote.
UBRA (Sept. 23^0ct. 22): A lack
ri cooperatKin will make you work
iLiriter on your own. Pay more
I "eniion to details lo prevent
iimIv mistakes. OHn amttnoe to
n friend or ririghbw in noad. Give
praciurfl help
SCORPIO i()cl 23 Nov 21): Do
mil waste your time and cash on
unfirodui live ventures Working at
home is :i good idea when di .iliriK
with figures Arguments with man
can be settled quKkly if you are
more dipkimatic.
SAGITTARirS (Nov 22 lie<
21 1 llisiait) outmoded methoiis in
increase profits Icaniwork ]'■
favored. Try to saiisfv ihi- di
mands of a cntical higher up I Ills
IS no time to appear vague Have ,i
definite opiniun to offer
CAPRICORN (l>ec 22 Jan I4|
Not a good day to make new
moves Be content with recent
mm. Promises may not be kept.
BMt your time Entertaining al
hone it Im expensive and more
Nitim^ than g>jing out
MIUAIOUS (Jan. 2i>Feb Iki
Financial tftairi are espeii.iiiv
iClMitive now A revised budgei
will hdp you cut back on unnci es
aary spending Noniante liMiks
happy. A short trip leads to a new
underManMig. PraKrt yWM- pri-
vacy
PISCES (Frt. 19-March 20):
Push hard to complete tasks at
place of emplovmi-nt Ignore i
workers whi. s|»nd their iin
gOMiping ur gulfing off (juud work
Will not go unrewarded. Personal
pralilemt are cMier to reaolvc.
24 / Friday, December 9, 1988 Florida Flambeau
Mike and Robin kept 1988 from being a big zero
BY JACK CLIFFORD
rtAMBEAU STAFF WRITER
For a sports year that included the Winter and Summer
Olypmics, 1988 was a little on the quiet side. Unless you
happfncd to be a neighbor of Mike Tyson and Robin
Ciivcns
Thf Suninicr (iames in Sfiuil. South Korea, came oil
witiioul a hitch, but the media used a perfect chance to
kick a man when he was down. Canadian sprinter Ben
Johnson won the KW-meter dash, but then terted positive
for steroidK The reartinn for his mistake ranged from
sympathy to "nail hitn to tlie Korean cross," the idea of
one .S7 I'l i( rshiir^ 'I'inifs columntSt.
The Wmter (Jlynipics
were held in
Calgary . . . and . . . uh . . .
well, were fun.
There were champions
deleritiined in all of the
major s|H)rts, ol'cours*'. But
didn't it seem like they all
came from California? The
Dodgers and Lakera even
made Los Angeles the new
"CityofChampiiJii ' And ^ "^^Bi.XLl'
Waynr' Gretzky and the
Kititjs were part of the
biggest story in hockey
since the invention of ice. Don King
After helping the Edmonton Oilers win the Stanley Cup,
Gretzky was traded fo the Kin>;s, who have always played
more like idurt jesters.
San Diet;(i played host i(j the NFI. champumship and was
the scene of the greatest 'worst to-first' change in recent
memory. Washington Redskins qputerback Doug
Williams, an ex Tampa B&y BuceaMo-, took the nation
by ^arm and blew away Denver 42-10 ia yet aiKither over
' • •• mm:
COMMENTARY
hyped Super Bore. Willi, no- v\a^ named MVP and set
records for mo.st yardage ami l(iu( hdowns m a (juarter
But the story on the pro gridiron actually came from the
bathrooms of the NFL's 28 teams. Suspensions for positive
drug tesU became a regular item in print and on the tube.
Lawrence Taylor, Dexter Manley and Mark Duper were
among the players wh.i sat out for days in violation
of Commissioner Pete Kozelle's new policy
The current season also brought the decline of the top
two teams of the '70s, the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh
Steelers. Fans wanted Cowboys Coach Tom Landry's hat
on a platter, while Steelers head man Chuck Noll was
called unimaginative They can't say he doesn't have a
sense of huniiir. ihouj,'h, considering he ^rta Bub^
Brister at i|uarterback.
In the colleges, the University ot Miami won the national
championship with a win over Oklahoma in the Orange
Bowl and Flm-ida State beat Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl.
It was the first time in the history of the polls that two
teams from the same state finished No. 1 and 2 in the
nalioo Notre D.inii ,uid \\\--\ V'irginia-an eastern
Bni;ham Youn^; w ith ,in unliealen record but no resped,
will de( ide this ye.ii title in the Fiesta Bowl
The Dodgers and Oakland Athletics met in the World
Series, and while LA Manager Tommy Lasorda kept the
media in stitches with stones of his eat in t; habits, his team
was .sewinj; up the title behind the pll^hln^^ ot Orel
Hershisei and the timelv liat ol Kirk (iibsoii Hershisei
won the National League Cy Young Award, but that was
a given. "The Bulldog" finished the regular season with
59 consecutive scoreless innings, breaking the record held
by Don Drya^h, a former Dodger.
The city of St. I^tertbarg tried to Itire the "Mmr"
Chicago baseball team, the White ,Sox. ^outh to become
the first m^jor league team in Florida. But a last second
decision by the Illinois Legislature kept the state minor
league And thj lights at Wrigley Field were turned <,r
for the first night game ever at the ballpark, elimiriat im,'
the (Albs' players excuse of "losing the ball in the sun
Speaking of eliminated, the FSU baseball team was
Stetson did the honors in the Ea^'Kegion4f ending a
50-18-1 year fm the Seminole*.
Pro basketball crowned the same champion in
consecutive years for the first time since the 196H ti'.i
Boston Celtics The Lakers and tiie Detroit Pistons weri
the finali'~t>, and at tunes it ■seemed as if the last tiMiii
Standing would take home the trophy. LA's Magic John.sun
had too many tricks for the Motor City Maulers, but
Lakers' center Kareem Abdul-Jablmr stood out the most
mainly because he'.s 7 foot 3 and completely bald
College hoops had .^ort of an identity crisis, with tv.'
.schools Irom the foolhall crazed Big Eight conteicnn
meeting for the title Danny Manning led the Kan .r
Jayhawks past the Oklahoma Sooners, then both he ano
CMch Larry ftmvn flew the coop before probation hit the
Lawrence campus. Brown went to the San Antonio Spur
while Manning ended up in the right ntv luit on tip
H I ong team, gett iiig drafted iiy the l.o , A n^'i ( I ippi r
of the NBA FSU made it to the NCAAs, but the lov^,i
Hawkeyes mashed the Seminoles in tlw flrst round.
And t'lnally, there was the "on-again, oiT-again, he s
crazy, he's not crazy, she just wants his money, she doesn t
want his money ' in image of the heavyweight champion
of the World Miki Tyson and lightweight actress Robin
(iiveris i'vsim didn't help matters by signing a managerial
contract with Don King. King always looks like he's seen
the ghMt of Rocky Marciano, who has come back to kick
the promoter's butt for making a mockery of the sport of
boxing.
Or M Uw &niaer Olym^a 4o that?
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